Definition Dictionary

Willing to consider people and arguments without bias or favoritism.

Distinctive of a particular person or thing, often in an unusual way.

Insufficient in amount, quality, or ability for a particular purpose.

A tendency, preference, or disposition toward a particular action or view.

Having a tendency or willingness to think or act in a particular way.

To include something as a part of a larger whole.

Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place.

Slightly unwell or unable to take part.

To persuade someone or bring about a particular response.

Unfaithfulness to a partner, commitment, or trust.

Existing as a natural or essential part of something.

An amount, quality, or supply that is not enough for a particular purpose.

To combine parts into a functioning whole.

An explanation of what something means, or a particular way of presenting a work.

Made up of many connected details or parts.

A departure from an expected pattern, standard, or proper procedure.

A particular point in time, especially one requiring a decision.

Fair treatment and action that respect what people are properly due.

To help opposing parties discuss their differences and work toward an agreement.

Based on evidence and fair judgment rather than personal preference.

Judgment guided by evidence rather than personal feelings or interests.

More important than anything else in a particular situation.

A strong liking or habitual inclination.

To become aware of something through the senses or to understand it in a particular way.