unprejudiced in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for unprejudiced in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unprejudiced [Am ˌənˈprɛdʒədəst, Brit ʌnˈprɛdʒʊdɪst] ADJ

1. unprejudiced (impartial):

unprejudiced

objetivo

unprejudiced

imparcial

2. unprejudiced (not bigoted):

unprejudiced

sin prejuicios

unprejudiced in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for unprejudiced in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unprejudiced [ʌnˈpredʒədɪst] ADJ

1. unprejudiced (not prejudiced):

unprejudiced

imparcial

unprejudiced opinion

objetivo, -a

2. unprejudiced (not prejudiced against race):

unprejudiced

sin prejuicios

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

So my approach to his programme was unprejudiced.

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The only way to find an answer is to attempt to take an unprejudiced view of the situation.

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I'm not of any organized religion, and want to keep open, and unprejudiced.

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My grandfather used to say that a person needs to learn unprejudiced listening to learn in life.

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Women therefore have a human right to be told accurate, unbiased, unprejudiced information concerning the termination of pregnancies.

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The centenary calls for an unprejudiced look at the very basis of martial courage, official destruction and honour.

www.smh.com.au

Besides, such a book could never be sufficiently detached or unprejudiced.

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He wasn't unprejudiced -- it does happen to be the setting of his new outdoor exhibition.

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He is hardly a neutral unprejudiced voice and does disservice with his comments.

www.thestar.com

Here it means everything, including painting, video, installations, photography and fashion, proposing a vision that is global, nonexclusive, unprejudiced.

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