Synonyms for unbiased
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1. unbiased

   A candid statement is meant to be true to the real facts and just to all parties; a fair statement is really so. Fair is applied to the conduct; candid is not; as, fair treatment, "a fair field, and no favor." One who is frank has a fearless and unconstrained truthfulness. Honest and ingenuous unite in expressing contempt for deceit. On the other hand, artless, guileless, naive, simple, and unsophisticated express the goodness which comes from want of the knowledge or thought of evil. As truth is not always agreeable or timely, candid and frank have often an objectionable sense; "to be candid with you," "to be perfectly frank," are regarded as sure preludes to something disagreeable. Open and unreserved may imply unstudied truthfulness or defiant recklessness; as, open admiration, open robbery. There may be transparent integrity or transparent fraud. Sincere applies to the feelings, as being all that one's words would imply.

   Synonyms:
   aboveboard, artless, candid, fair, frank, guileless, honest, impartial, ingenuous, innocent, naive, open, simple, sincere, straightforward, transparent, truthful, unprejudiced, unreserved, unsophisticated

   Antonyms:
   adroit, artful, crafty, cunning, deceitful, designing, diplomatic, foxy, insincere, intriguing, knowing, maneuvering, sharp, shrewd, sly, subtle, tricky, wily

   Preposition:
   Candid in debate; candid to or toward opponents; candid with friend or foe; to be candid about or in regard to the matter.

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1. indifferent, unbiased, unbiassedadjective

   characterized by a lack of partiality

   "a properly indifferent jury"; "an unbiasgoted account of her family problems"

   Synonyms:
   immaterial, inert, indifferent, neutral, apathetic, deaf(p), so-so(p), unbiassed, indifferent(p)

   Antonyms:
   partizan, partial, partisan

2. unbiased, unbiassedadjective

   without bias

   Synonyms:
   unbiassed, indifferent

   Antonyms:
   partial, partisan, partizan

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1. unbiasedadjective

   Synonyms:
   unprejudiced, impartial, unjaundiced, neutral, disinterested

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1. List of paraphrases for "unbiased":

   impartial, non-partisan, non-biased, even-handed, neutral, undistorted, fair, unprejudiced, bias-free, objective, impartiality, biased, impartially

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1. Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann:

   Love is a symbol of mutual tolerance and unbiased vision. We should meet each person with love and respect, regardless of nationality, color, or religion. Permeated by love, no one takes up arms, to kill others.

2. Administrator Mark Rosekind:

   We are taking any actions allowed under the law to hold manufacturers accountable. But it's clear to any unbiased observer that the law does not currently provide our agency with sufficient authority to hold bad actors fully accountable.

3. Erik Pevernagie:

   When people are solely intersecting, we mainly hear monologues. But instead of soliloquizing we need dialoguing. Good social coherence requires a reciprocal willingness to create space for an open discussion. Plain talk and unbiased listening are the keystones for a healthy sovereign human living together. ("Why didn't he ask ? " )

4. Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov:

   A lot now depends on an honest, objective, unbiased approach by the observers who must record what is happening on the ground, so that we can all resist the attempts to present the Minsk agreements as having already failed. there are many people outside Ukraine and in Kiev who want them derailed.

5. Lauren Reyes:

   Not every community has access to a lactation consultant, and while talking to friends and family can be good, they are anecdotal, [Moms] want to hear an unbiased, professional opinion.