impartial in Italian

impartial in Italian is imparziale — impartial means treating everyone fairly and equally, without favoring one side.

imparziale

adj

treating all parties, rivals, or disputants equally; not partial; not biased

What does "impartial" mean?

adj Treating everyone fairly and equally, without favoring one side.
"A judge is expected to remain impartial throughout the trial."

unprejudiced

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What is "impartial" in Italian?

"impartial" in Italian is imparziale. impartial means: Treating everyone fairly and equally, without favoring one side.

How do you use "impartial" in a sentence?

Example: "A judge is expected to remain impartial throughout the trial." In Italian, "impartial" is imparziale.

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