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imparziale

impartial, unbiased

adjective eem-par-TSYAH-leh Rare
Descriptions & Qualities Values

Origin: Medieval Latin impartialis, from in- (not) + partialis (partial, biased)

Usage Note

Imparziale describes a person or judgement that is fair and not favouring any side — un giudice imparziale = 'an impartial judge.' It is invariable for gender; plural imparziali. The noun is imparzialità (impartiality). A near synonym is neutrale (neutral), but imparziale specifically implies active fairness rather than mere non-involvement.

Examples

"Il giornalista deve essere sempre imparziale."

Natural Translation

The journalist must always be impartial.

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