impartial [ɪmˈpɑ:ʃəl, Am -ˈpɑ:r-] ADJ
1. impartial (fair or neutral):
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2. impartial (independent):
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Meantime what was needed was a sympathetic and impartial administration of the law.
en.wikipedia.org Its mission is to promote objective, impartial investigation of paranormal claims and to promote critical investigation of pseudoscience.
en.wikipedia.org Humbly submitted to the judgment of the impartial.
en.wikipedia.org It provides an impartial judge to determine what should be done.
en.wikipedia.org He called for the partial, if not complete, revocation of emergency regulation so that an impartial inquiry into these incidents could take place.
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