impartialness

/ˌɪmˈpɑɹʃəɫnəs/ noun

The quality of being impartial.

Word Origin From Latin pars 'part' — partial means favoring one part over another. Impartial is the negation: not taking sides. Impartialness is the quality of being fair. The root pars gives us part, partition, partner, and participate (take part). The prefix im- is a variant of in- 'not' before p. The PIE root *per- 'to sell, grant' is behind part and portion.

noun The quality of being impartial. countable

The judge's impartialness was evident in her fair handling of the controversial case.

(名词) 公正性;不偏不倚

法官的公正性在她公正处理这起有争议的案件中显而易见。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser imparcial; imparcialidad.

La imparcialidad de la jueza fue evidente en su manejo justo del controversial caso.

(nom) impartialité; équité; objectivité; neutralité [Qualité de ce qui est impartial ; absence de parti pris.]

L'impartialité de la juge était manifeste dans sa gestion équitable de cette affaire controversée.

(Substantiv) Unparteilichkeit; Neutralität [**Impartialness** f. – die Eigenschaft, unparteiisch oder neutral zu sein.]

Die **Impartialness** der Richterin zeigte sich in der fairen Behandlung des umstrittenen Falls.

(名詞) 偏りがないこと。公平である性質。

裁判官の公平さは、論争の的となった事件を公正に扱ったことからも明らかだった。

(substantivo) imparcialidade; isenção [A qualidade de ser imparcial.]

A **imparcialidade** da juíza era evidente em sua condução justa do caso controverso.

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