objectivity
n. uncountablen. the ability to look at facts and make decisions without letting your personal feelings or opinions influence you. It means being fair and neutral.
n. the quality of being uninfluenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice. Often contrasted with subjectivity in academic and journalistic contexts.
The judge must maintain total objectivity during the trial.
Journalists are expected to report the news with objectivity, ensuring that their personal political views do not color the story.
Scientific research demands a high degree of objectivity to ensure that experimental results are interpreted based on empirical evidence rather than the researcher's preconceived hypotheses.
From objective + -ity.
Uncountable in its abstract sense; frequently paired with the verbs 'maintain', 'lack', or 'achieve'.