imparzialità

impartiality

noun eem-par-tsyah-lee-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Imparzialità is an invariable noun (accent fixes the final vowel). It is the quality of being imparziale (unbiased) and is central to Italian constitutional principles — l'imparzialità della pubblica amministrazione is explicitly required by Article 97 of the Italian Constitution. Contrast with neutralità (neutrality), which implies non-involvement rather than fair judgment.

Examples

"Il giudice deve garantire l'imparzialità."

Natural Translation

The judge must ensure impartiality.

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