impartially (C1)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ɪmˈpɑːrʃəli/

Definition

In a way that is fair and shows no prejudice or bias.

Examples

• The referee made decisions impartially, based only on the rules.

• She tried to report the events impartially, giving equal weight to all perspectives.

• A good journalist must present the facts impartially.

How to Use impartially

act impartially (collocation)

To behave in a fair and unbiased way. — "The mediator acted impartially to resolve the dispute."

decide impartially (collocation)

To make a judgment or decision without favoritism. — "The jury decided impartially based on the evidence presented."

listen impartially (collocation)

To hear what someone says without letting personal feelings influence understanding. — "The committee listened impartially to all the proposals before making a choice."

Synonyms of impartially

Words with a similar meaning to impartially:

• fairly
• objectively
• dispassionately
• equitably

Antonyms of impartially

Words with the opposite meaning to impartially:

• partially
• biasedly
• subjectively

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