adj Uncommon

unbiased

Unbiased (adj) means not favoring one side over another; fair and impartial. Example: “The judge is expected to remain unbiased throughout the trial.”

adj

Not favoring one side over another; fair and impartial.

"The judge is expected to remain unbiased throughout the trial."

"We asked for an unbiased review of the product."

How to use unbiased

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishFair and free of favoritism or prejudice.

Common pairings

unbiased opinion unbiased source remain unbiased

Word forms

more unbiased comparative, most unbiased superlative

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Rhymes for unbiased

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Frequently asked questions

What does “unbiased” mean?

The word “unbiased” means not favoring one side over another; fair and impartial. In plain terms, fair and free of favoritism or prejudice.

How do you use “unbiased” in a sentence?

Here is “unbiased” used in a sentence: “The judge is expected to remain unbiased throughout the trial.”

What part of speech is “unbiased”?

“Unbiased” is an adjective.

Is “unbiased” a common word?

“Unbiased” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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