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[uhn-bahy-uhst]

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adjective

not biased or prejudiced; fair; impartial.

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Also, especially British, un·bi·assed.

Origin:
1600–10; un-¹ + biased

Related forms

un·bi·ased·ly, adverb

Synonyms
fair, equitable, tolerant, neutral.

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Kenworthy's piece was both informative and unbiased.

Right now, my anger and resentment make it difficult for me to formulate clear, unbiased research questions.

That's why there needs to be an unbiased international agency to verify the emissions reductions countries claim.

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Right now, my anger and resentment make it difficult for me to formulate clear, unbiased research questions.

That's why there needs to be an unbiased international agency to verify the emissions reductions countries claim.

We provide fundamental, unbiased content so people can ask informed questions.

Such issues as global warming and population have been wrested from rational and unbiased scientific discourse.

The science, true objective, unbiased science supports a recent creation and a world wide flood.

They say that consumers must rely on trained, professional journalists to ensure a report is unbiased and free of agendas.

Weisberg's article was hardly an unbiased or accurate answer to the question on your cover.

And it is unbiased science that reveals the complexity and simplicity of these relationships.

Online comparisons, ratings and other unbiased information have made the tough task of selling tougher still.

And so much for open-minded, unbiased observation of evidence.

The key is to examine what you've done, in an unbiased way and critically, but not make yourself feel bad emotionally or crappy.

In short, the panel was not composed of impartial judges rendering unbiased opinions.

So let's not pretend that educational pedigree is a completely unbiased barometer of anyone's ability to perform a job.

The judges also switched kitchens daily to be as fair and unbiased as possible.

To show you as one-sided, incapable of unbiased thought, yes.

Unbiased reporting can be particularly daunting whenever science-based issues intersect with personal beliefs.

They were the first unbiased actual witnesses of the famine conditions to arrive on this frontier.

If you want an unbiased read on risk, look at credit default swap prices.

If you want an unbiased view of critics of organic farming.

But the claim of unbiased information is a bit iffy.

Finally, a somewhat unbiased article on the topic of climate change.

Their actual work was checked out and re-affirmed by independent, unbiased sources.

Lets see how many ways they can shoot down the statistical data yet again presented to them by unbiased minds.

Finally an unbiased study done on the effects of marijuana.

So unthinking, unbiased natural selection is perhaps to blame.

SciAm is part of the agenda and, as such, has lost my respect as a source of reliable and unbiased information.

Hopefully next time the writer and editors verify the facts and publish unbiased articles.

In contrast, science attempts to use unbiased observation, where possible alternate explanations are precluded.

Someone needs to get to our kids while they are still in college and teach them how to do unbiased research.

Although the author inputs his own opinions, the study is unbiased.

He understands the necessity of gathering it in as open-minded and unbiased a way as possible.

It's an interesting and important question deserving rational, unbiased examination.

Only an impartial, unbiased review of facts/evidence can be called true science.

Beware of bogus blogs is the watchword for travelers seeking unbiased information.

Only with access to accurate, unbiased facts can a world.

And in so doing, the committee has not demonstrated unbiased or credible science as their measure in awarding the prize.

The issue merits investigation by unbiased experts, without delay.

But moving quickly to ascertain the guilt and punish the perpetrators in an unbiased way is relatively uncommon.

His description of our country was unique, patriotic, but somehow unbiased at the same time.

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Actually there are areas where being unbiased is difficult.

Without these groups as controls there is novalid unbiased way of determining the benefits and adverse effects of vaccination.

That's the beauty of unbiased genome-wide scans: you don't need to have a hypothesis to find something interesting.

Anastasi argued that the claim that tests could be entirely unbiased was a fallacy.

Briefly, our unbiased citizens are pleased with the goverment.

It was supposed to provide the president with a precious commodity: unbiased secret information.

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These people have built up a mental construct that has the effect of limiting true unbiased scientific inquiry.

Lawmakers argued over whether this advice would be unbiased.

Democracy requires people to have unbiased information and an equal say in decision making, free of pandering by vested interests.

Without a superpower enemy, the light of unbiased inquiry can now be turned on the agency.

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Everyone was so deeply touched by the dedication, and genuinely wanted to bring history back in an unbiased light.

Thank you for a good, concise, and unbiased article.

If you are as rational and unbiased as you are trying to appear, that should worry you.

The author is to be commended not only for his objectivity of views expressed but also unbiased verbiage of presentation.

Not exactly the unbiased presentation you want of museums.

And they say the government is unbiased and won't lie and give an unfair advantage to further their products.

It could not have been published by an organization which has a serious and unbiased editorial board.

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World English Dictionary

unbiased or unbiassed (ʌnˈbaɪəst)

—*adj*
1.	having no bias or prejudice; fair or impartial
2.	statistics
	a. (of a sample) not affected by any extraneous factors, conflated variables, or selectivity which influence its distribution; random
	b. (of an estimator) having an expected value equal to the parameter being estimated; having zero bias
	c. Also called: discriminatory (of a significance test). Having a power greater than the predetermined significance level

unbiassed or unbiassed

—*adj*

un'biasedly or unbiassed

—*adv*

un'biassedly or unbiassed

—*adv*

un'biasedness or unbiassed

—n

un'biassedness or unbiassed

—n

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Word Origin & History

unbiased

1607, lit., in ref to throws at bowls, from un- (1) "not" + pp. of bias. Fig. sense of "impartial, unprejudiced" is recorded from 1647.

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