totally impartial

Frequency: 7.010.1 per million words

A common, slightly more informal synonym for 'completely impartial'.

impartialADVERB + impartial

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Examples (10)

  • As an arbitrator, she strove to be totally impartial in every dispute.
  • It's crucial for a journalist to remain totally impartial when reporting on sensitive issues.
  • The new software aims to provide totally impartial evaluations of employee performance.
  • We need someone who can be totally impartial to mediate this complex negotiation.
  • His judgment was considered totally impartial by both sides, which was a rare feat.
  • To ensure fairness, the panel members were chosen for their ability to be totally impartial.
  • The referee's decision seemed totally impartial, even if one team disagreed.
  • She has always been totally impartial in her reviews, focusing only on the facts.
  • For the experiment to be valid, the observers had to be totally impartial.
  • He argued that true justice requires a system that is totally impartial.