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Meanings of unbiassed in English
Usage of unbiassed in English
1
Nothing so wonderful, so inimitable, so keen in unprejudiced and unbiassed sight.
2
He said he enjoyed conducting for children because it was an unbiassed audience.
3
I have not told her aunt, that she may be the more unbiassed.
4
Then with the same unbiassed bearing added, None of us know.
5
Nor, it must be confessed, was the testimony by any means always unbiassed.
6
I was able to bring to these new conditions an absolutely unbiassed understanding.
7
I want you to understand that I speak as an unbiassed spectator, Fanny.
8
He became as one apart, giving her a long look of unbiassed appraisal.
9
Osborn's personableness was not of a kind attractive to the unbiassed male observer.
10
You must tell me your candid, your unbiassed, your deliberate opinion of chevreuil.
11
Well, I am a Christian priest, incapable, of course, of an unbiassed opinion.
12
I don't think you've given me your true unbiassed opinion yet.
13
The general opinion of these two men in the unbiassed public mind was excellent.
14
He has the most unbiassed attitude, I think, of any author in the world.
15
I won't describe them; I want to learn your unbiassed opinion of them first.
16
She comes from the country herself and is quite unbiassed.
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