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The organizer of the university’s series of public debates
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The organizer of the university’s series of public debates commented that it is difficult to find a suitable adjudicator for debates on certain controversial matters, as there exist topics in regards to which no one is _________.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) pellucid |
| (B) disinterested |
| (C) solipsistic |
| (D) jocular |
| (E) subjective |
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Disinterested.
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Re: The organizer of the university’s series of public debates
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You need a word that means unbiased (a good quality for a debate judge or moderator). Disinterested does not mean uninterested — rather, it means not having a “personal interest” in the topic, and therefore being unbiased.
Disinterested.
You need a word that means unbiased (a good quality for a debate judge or moderator). Disinterested does not mean uninterested — rather, it means not having a “personal interest” in the topic, and therefore being unbiased.
Disinterested.
Re: The organizer of the university’s series of public debates
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