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Comparative
more evenhanded
Superlative
most evenhanded
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fair in judgment or treatment
- The judge is known for being evenhanded and always considers all sides of the argument.
- The manager's evenhanded approach to employee evaluations fosters a positive work environment.
- In negotiations, it's crucial to maintain an evenhanded stance to achieve a mutually beneficial outcome.
- The professor grades assignments in an evenhanded manner, ensuring each student is evaluated fairly.
- A good leader remains evenhanded during conflicts, striving to find solutions that satisfy all parties involved.