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From Middle French impartialité surface analysis , impartial -ity im- partial -ity
impartiality (countable and uncountable plural impartialities
The quality of being impartial ; fairness .
1978 1976 ], Leszek Kołakowski , translated by P[ aul] S[ teven] Falla, Main Currents of Marxism Oxford : Clarendon Press , translation of Główne nurty marksizmu: rozwój (in Polish), →ISBN →OCLC page 514 :Lenin never believed in the possibility of impartiality or neutrality in any sphere of life, including philosophy. Anyone who claimed to belong to no party, or declared himself neutral, was a secret enemy.
the quality of being impartial; fairness
Arabic: نَزَاهَة f ( nazāha ) , حِيَاد m ( ḥiyād )
Armenian: անկողմնակալություն (hy) ( ankoġmnakalutʻyun )
Belarusian: бесстаро́ннасць f ( bjesstarónnascʹ )
Bulgarian: безпристра́стност f ( bezpristrástnost ) , непредубеде́ност (bg) f ( nepredubedénost )
Catalan: imparcialitat (ca) f
Czech: nestrannost f
Dutch: onpartijdigheid (nl)
Finnish: puolueettomuus (fi)
French: impartialité (fr) f
Galician: imparcialidade (gl) f
German: Unvoreingenommenheit f Unparteilichkeit f Objektivität (de) f
Greek: αμεροληψία (el) f ( amerolipsía )
Hindi: निरपेक्षता f ( nirpekṣatā )
Irish: neamhchlaontacht f
Latin: aequitās f
Macedonian: непристрасност f ( nepristrasnost )
Malayalam: നിഷ്പക്ഷത (ml) ( niṣpakṣata )
Polish: bezstronność (pl) f
Portuguese: imparcialidade (pt) f
Romanian: imparțialitate (ro) , nepărtinitate f obiectivitate (ro) f
Russian: непредвзя́тость (ru) f ( nepredvzjátostʹ ) , беспристра́стность (ru) f ( bespristrástnostʹ )
Sikkimese: བཏང་སྙོམས ( btang snyoms )
Slovak: nestrannosť f
Spanish: imparcialidad (es) f
Telugu: సమదృష్టి (te) ( samadr̥ṣṭi )
Turkish:
Ottoman Turkish: عدالت ( ʼadalet ) , انصاف ( insâf ) , قسط ( kıst ) , عدل ( ʼadl )
Ukrainian: неупере́дженість (uk) f ( neuperédženistʹ ) , безсторо́нність (uk) f ( bezstorónnistʹ )
Yiddish: אומצדדימדיקייט f ( umtsdodimdikeyt ) , אומפּאַרטיייִשקייט f ( umparteyishkeyt )
