Without difference of inclination; not inclined to prefer one person or thing to another; unbiased… Of persons: esp. indifferent judge, indifferent c…

Of a person: displaying the same attitude to all, impartial; (also) concerned with the welfare of all. Obsolete.

Unbiased, fair; = impartial, adj. 1.

Unbiased, unprejudiced.

Unprejudiced, impartial. Obsolete.

Unbiassed; impartial. Obsolete. rare.

Without affection or warmth of feeling, passionless; (also) †without bias, unbiased (obsolete).

Free from the influence of passion or strong emotion; calm, composed, cool; impartial. Said of persons, their faculties, and actions.

Not partial; not favouring one party or side more than another; unprejudiced, unbiased, fair, just, equitable. (Of persons, their conduct, etc.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Free from or lacking in passion or strong emotion; dispassionate. Cf. unpassionate, adj.

Fair, evenly balanced; free from bias or preference, impartial. Cf. even, adj.1 n.2phrases 5.

Dispassionate. Cf. unpassionate, adj.

transitive. To free from passion. Chiefly in participial adj. disˈpassioned adj.

Unbiased.

= uninterested, adj. 1 and 2.

Unbiassed, impartial. Obsolete.

Not restricted in judgement by prejudice; unbiased, open-minded. Obsolete.

Indifferent or uninterested between two parties; disinterested, impartial.

Impartial. Obsolete.

figurative. Not unduly or improperly influenced or inclined; unprejudiced, impartial. Of persons.

That sees or supports both sides of an argument, debate, etc.; that takes both sides into account. Frequently contrasted with one-sided.