Unvoreingenommenheit

impartiality, absence of prejudice

noun un-for-EYN-ge-nom-en-hyte Rare

Usage Note

Unvoreingenommenheit describes a mindset free of preconceptions. It is valued in journalism, science, and law. The related adjective unvoreingenommen is more commonly encountered. Contrasts with Voreingenommenheit (bias, prejudice).

Examples

"Wissenschaftler müssen mit Unvoreingenommenheit an jede Frage herangehen."

Natural Translation

Scientists must approach every question with impartiality.

Literal Translation

Scientists must with impartiality at every question approach.

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