impartial

/ɪmˈpɑɹ.ʃəl/adjective

Fair to everyone involved; not favoring one side over another.

Example sentence

“A referee must stay impartial throughout the match.”

The 'im-' here means not partial, that is, not taking sides. Standard praise for judges, referees, and reporting.

Related words

impassionedShowing strong feeling; full of emotion and energy.impartTo pass a quality, property, or piece of knowledge on to someone or something.impeccableSo good that no fault can be found; flawless.impairTo damage something or make it weaker or less effective.impedeTo slow something down or make it harder for it to move forward.immuneUnable to catch a disease, either through natural resistance or because of vaccination.