unbiased

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ biased.

Adjective

unbiased (comparative more unbiased, superlative most unbiased)

1. Impartial or without bias or prejudice.
   • 2019, Li Huang, James Lambert, “Another Arrow for the Quiver: A New Methodology for Multilingual Researchers”, in Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, →DOI, page 1:

     The methodology, which we have named the Aural-Oral Transect (AOT), is a systematic, easy-to-implement, unbiased way of collecting quantitative data on spoken language use in multilingual settings.

Related terms

• unbiasedness

Translations

impartial or without bias or prejudice

• Bulgarian: непредубеден (bg) (nepredubeden), безпристрастен (bg) (bezpristrasten)
• Czech: nezaujatý
• Dutch: onbevooroordeeld (nl), onpartijdig (nl)
• Finnish: tasapuolinen (fi), puolueeton (fi)
• Galician: ecuánime (gl)
• German: unvoreingenommen (de), unbefangen (de)
• Greek: αμερόληπτος (el) (ameróliptos)
• Gujarati: નિષ્પક્ષ (niṣpakṣ)
• Irish: neamhlaofa
• Maori: ngākau tapatahi, matatika
• Polish: bezstronny (pl)
• Russian: беспристра́стный (ru) (bespristrástnyj), непредвзя́тый (ru) (nepredvzjátyj), непредубеждённый (ru) (nepredubeždjónnyj)
• Scottish Gaelic: neo-chlaon
• Spanish: ecuánime (es), imparcial (es), objetivo (es), factual (es)
• Ukrainian: неупере́джений (neuperédženyj), безсторо́нній (uk) (bezstorónnij)

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