ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsIimpartial
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impartial
Meaning: treating all sides equally; unbiased
impartial in a sentence
How impartial is used in real sentences:
A good judge must be impartial.
A good judge must be impartial.
“She remained impartial and listened equally to believers and doubters.”
— from the passage The Blue Moth Story
Synonyms for impartial
Other words for impartial — unbiased, neutral and objective — carry the same meaning.
Antonyms of impartial
Words that mean the opposite of impartial:
- biased
- prejudiced
- partial
Where it comes from
From Latin im- 'not' + partialis 'partial'
Word parts
- in/im/ir — not, opposite
impartial: im- (not) + partial (biased)
Memory hook
IM (not) + PARTIAL — takes no part of any side.