free+from+prejudice
51liberalize — v. a. 1. Enlarge, make liberal, free from prejudice. 2. Make liberal, refine, elevate, cultivate …
52broad-minded — broad′ mind′ed adj. free from prejudice; liberal; tolerant • Etymology: 1590–1600 broad′ mind′ed•ly, adv. broad′ mind′ed•ness, n …
53broad-minded — /brɔd ˈmaɪndəd / (say brawd muynduhd) adjective free from prejudice or bigotry; liberal; tolerant. –broad mindedly, adverb –broad mindedness, noun …
54disinterested — Not concerned, in respect to possible gain or loss, in the result of the pending proceedings or transactions. Not having any interest in matter referred to or in controversy; free from prejudice or partiality; impartial or fair minded; without… …
55disinterested — Not concerned, in respect to possible gain or loss, in the result of the pending proceedings or transactions. Not having any interest in matter referred to or in controversy; free from prejudice or partiality; impartial or fair minded; without… …
56candid — [kan′did] adj. [L candidus, white, pure, sincere < candere: see CANDESCENT] 1. free from prejudice or bias; fair; just; impartial 2. very honest or frank in what one says or writes 3. unposed and informal [a candid photograph] 4. Archaic …
57open-minded — [ō′pən mīn′did] adj. having a mind that is open to new ideas; free from prejudice or bias open mindedly adv. open mindedness n …
58enlighten — v.tr. 1 (often foll. by on) instruct or inform (about a subject). 2 (esp. as enlightened adj.) free from prejudice or superstition. 3 rhet. or poet. a shed light on (an object). b give spiritual insight to (a person). Derivatives: enlightener n …
59prejudiceless — slə̇s adjective : free from prejudice : not prejudiced …
60en|light|ened — «ehn LY tuhnd», adjective. 1. informed: »an enlightened populace. 2. free from prejudice, ignorance, or the like: »enlightened views …
