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im·par·tial

(ĭm-pär′shəl)
adj.
Not partial or biased; unprejudiced. See Synonyms at fair 1.
im′par·ti·al′i·ty (-shē-ăl′ĭ-tē), im·par′tial·ness n.
im·par′tial·ly adv.
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Adv. 1. impartially - in an impartial manner; "he smiled at them both impartially"
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Translations
بِنزاهَةٍ، بدون انْحِياز
nestranně
pártatlanul
hlutlaust
nestranne
bîtaraf olaraktarafsızlıkla

impartially

[ɪmˈpɑːʃəlɪ] ADV → imparcialmente, con imparcialidad
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impartially

[ɪmˈpɑːrʃəli] adv [judge, act] → impartialement
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impartially

adv act → unparteiisch ; judge → unvoreingenommen
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impartially

[ɪmˈpɑːʃəlɪ] adv → con imparzialità
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impartial

(imˈpaːʃəl) adjective
not favouring one person etc more than another. an impartial judge. onpartydig نَزيه، غَيْر مُنْحاز безпристрастен imparcial nestranný unparteiisch upartisk αμερόληπτος, απροκατάληπτος imparcial erapooletu بی طرف puolueeton impartial חסר פניות, הוגן अपक्षपाती nepristran, pravedan pártatlan adil óhlutdrægur imparziale 公平な 편견이 없는 bešališkas objektīvs; taisnīgs adil onpartijdig upartisk, objektiv bezstronny بې تعصبه، بې طرفي imparcial imparţial беспристрастный nestranný nepristranski nepristrasan opartisk ยุติธรรม tarafsız, bîtaraf 不偏袒 безсторонній, неупереджений غیر جانبدار công bằng 不偏袒的
imˈpartially adverb
onpartydig بِنزاهَةٍ، بدون انْحِياز безпристрастно imparcialmente nestranně unparteiisch upartiskt αμερόληπτα imparcialmente erapooletult با بی طرفی puolueettomasti impartialement ללא משוא פנים निष्पक्षता nepristrano, pravedno pártatlanul secara adil hlutlaust imparzialmente 公平に 편견 없이 bešališkai objektīvi; taisnīgi dengan adil onpartijdig upartisk bezstronnie په بې طرفي imparcialmente imparţial беспристрастно nestranne nepristransko nepristrasno opartiskt อย่างยุติธรรม tarafsızlıkla, bîtaraf olarak 公平地 неупереджено معادلت کے ساتھ một cách công bằng 公正地
imˌpartiˈality (-ʃiˈӕ-) noun
onpartydigheid عَدَم أنْحِياز، نزاهَه безпристрастност imparcialidade nestrannost die Unparteilichkeit upartiskhed αμεροληψία imparcialidad erapooletus بی طرفی puolueettomuus impartialité אִי מֵשוֹא פָּנִים अपक्षपात nepristranost, pravednost pártatlanság keadilan hlutleysi imparzialità 公正 공평 무사 bešališkumas objektivitāte; taisnīgums keadilan onpartijdigheid upartiskhet bezstronność بې طرفي imparcialidade imparţialitate беспристрастность nestrannosť nepristranost nepristrasnost opartiskhet ความยุติธรรม tarafsızlık, bîtaraflık 公平 неупередженість معادلت tính công bằng 公正
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