even-handed

adjective
UK /ˌiː.vənˈhæn.dɪd/
US /ˌiː.vənˈhæn.dɪd/

Treating everyone in a fair and equal way.

The teacher was even-handed and gave every student the same chance to speak.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Not favoring one side over another in a disagreement or contest.

The referee stayed even-handed even when the crowd shouted for their team.

3. Balanced and calm in the way one deals with people.

Her even-handed manner helped the two friends settle their argument.

4. Showing no special treatment based on friendship, money, or power.

An even-handed judge listens to both sides before deciding.