Meaning & use
Unprejudiced
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Free from bias or preconceived opinion; fair-minded.
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The judge was known for being unprejudiced in even the most controversial cases.
She tried to give an unprejudiced account of both sides of the dispute.
A note on using this word
Unprejudiced emphasizes the absence of preformed judgment, while impartial more often stresses fairness in an active decision.
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