partial
adjectiveFavoring one side or person instead of judging evenhandedly.
Showing favoritism
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Clear all filtersFavoring one side or person instead of judging evenhandedly.
Showing favoritism
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A particular preference or an inclination to favor one side.
Strongly favoring a particular side, group, or cause.
Involving support or cooperation from two political parties.
To communicate information or provide a particular quality to something.
Convey or give
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Fair and not favoring one side or interest.
Without favoritism
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Fairness that avoids favoring a person, side, or viewpoint without reason.
Fairness without bias
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Not aligned with or favoring a political party.
Departing from the usual or expected pattern.
A departure from what is normal or expected.
To choose not to participate in or consume something.
A deliberate choice not to take part in an action, especially a decision not to cast a vote.
To officially recognize a person or organization as meeting particular standards.
An artificial manner adopted to create a particular impression.
Artificial in manner or adopted to create a particular impression.
Artificial in manner
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A whole formed by combining several separate parts.
To assign a share of a resource to a particular purpose.
The assignment or distribution of resources for particular people or purposes.
Close examination of parts, evidence, or relationships to understand a subject.
Inconsistent with what is usual or expected.
Something that differs from what is usual or expected.
Relevant and suitable for use in a particular situation.
To regard something as caused by, belonging to, or created by a particular source.
The act of attributing a quality, cause, or responsibility to a particular source.
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