unprejudicialadj.

1641 ‘Smectymnuus’ Vindic. Answer Hvmble Remonstr. ix. 104 Not onely unprejudiciall to the honour of Episcopacy, but behovefull to the Church.

1645 D. Buchanan Explan. Some Truths 40 All rationall and unprejudiciall men should speak clearly for the Scots fair and honest intentions.

1657 J. Sergeant Schism Dispach't 156 A bare word, capable of a different (and so unprejudicial) signification.

1704 J. Briggs Catholick-unity vi. 13 Abundant satisfaction hath been given to all that are unprejudicial Inquirers.

1764 F. Gentleman Trip to Moon vi. 123 Their Tongues might then, with honest and unprejudicial Openness, tell essential Truths.

1836 Standard 13 Sept. His perception of the capabilities of instruments generally, and of the mode of so using them as to render all their strong points available and their weak ones unprejudicial.

1888 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 31 Mar. 718/2 An inspection of this specimen will inevitably suggest to an unprejudicial observer that..the cartilage has been separated by fracture.

1921 Times 31 Oct. 6/5 The Ministry of Health has pronounced the present state of the River Lea, unpleasant though it is to the nostril, unprejudicial to the health of the neighbourhood.

2004 M. H. Bernstein Without Tear 6 I ask only that you give me a fair shake, listening with an open, unprejudicial, reflective mind.