unbiasedprobe

noun
UK /ʌnˈbaɪəst prəʊb/
US /ʌnˈbaɪəst proʊb/

A fair tool that checks things without picking sides.

The scientist used an unbiasedprobe to test the water in both rivers.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A question asked in a way that does not push for a certain answer.

The reporter's unbiasedprobe helped everyone share their real thoughts.

3. A device that measures something without letting the user's feelings change the result.

The unbiasedprobe recorded the same temperature no matter who held it.

4. A careful look at a problem from all sides.

Her unbiasedprobe of the playground rules made the game fair for everyone.