unbiased

Modifying Another Word

• totally: In your totally unbiased opinion which one of these guys is better looking?
• completely: No Title ( Should the TV reporting of the ' troubles ' be completely unbiased?
• truly: By remaining independent to our training partners we are able to guarantee truly unbiased advice.
• entirely: Through it all, Fox cheerfully declares itself entirely unbiased.
• relatively: The results from this work indicated that the cognitive tests were relatively unbiased and possessed good internal consistency reliability.

Modifies a noun

• estimator: The statistic: is an unbiased estimator of this variance.
• referee: The AO acts as a fair and unbiased referee when people feel they have been badly treated.
• observer: He claims that being Irish makes him an unbiased observer; he grew up isolated from absolutely everybody.
• estimate: The objective is always to obtain an unbiased estimate of the cost for the scheme.
• opinion: Who knows, perhaps they needed an unbiased opinion!
• reporting: He argues that in the digital era unbiased reporting is more important than ever.

Used with adjective complement

• appear: Broadcasters -- particularly the BBC -- will always want to appear unbiased.
• provide: Well done for providing unbiased, factual, intelligent information.
• remain: Mentoring: independent help and support Mentors are independent people who are trained to listen, remain unbiased, encourage and support you.
• offer: We offer unbiased no nonsense approach to our customers needs, based upon our years of practical experience.
• get: It is also a fantastic opportunity to get unbiased ( and free ) advice from someone who has no vested interests in your company.
• consider: All he does is trot out verbatim reports from a newspaper which will never be considered unbiased.