impartiality

Meanings

• Noun

  The quality or state of being free from bias or prejudice; objective.

  - "The judge's impartiality was crucial to maintaining fairness in the trial."
  - "The referee's impartiality ensured a fair game for both teams."

• Noun

  The quality or state of being uninvolved or uncommitted; neutral.

  - "The impartial observer could see the situation more clearly."
  - "The impartial decision maker considered all sides before making a choice."

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Synonyms

impartialness

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with impartiality
partiality , hospitality , vitality

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Variants

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impartial , impartialities , impartiality , impartially

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Etymology

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From the Latin impartialis, 'not divided, unpartisan'.

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Trivia

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1. Impartiality is often associated with the concept of justice.

2. In some legal systems, a judge is required to be impartial and recuse themselves if they have any personal interest in the case.

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Related Concepts

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1. Fairness: The quality of treating all people equally and without favoritism or discrimination.

2. Objectivity: The quality of being free from personal bias or prejudice.

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Culture

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Impartiality is a key concept in various fields such as law, ethics, and journalism, where fairness and objectivity are essential. In literature, impartiality is often portrayed as a desirable trait for characters in positions of power or authority.

How to Memorize "impartiality"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a scale that is perfectly balanced, representing impartiality.

2. associate
   

   - Think of an unbiased judge or a neutral referee.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Remember I'm Particularly Attentive, Never Showing Bias.

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