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balanced view

/ˈbeɪlənst viuː/ · bal·an·ced view
noun
  1. A perspective that takes into account multiple viewpoints and presents a fair and unbiased representation of the facts. The journalist made sure to provide a balanced view of the issue, including both sides of the argument.
  2. A state of being impartial and objective, avoiding any bias or prejudice. The teacher encouraged the students to develop a balanced view of the historical event, considering different interpretations and perspectives.
Did you know? The concept of a balanced view is essential in journalism, where it is often referred to as the 'fairness doctrine.' This doctrine aims to ensure that news programs present a balanced view of the issues, avoiding any bias or prejudice.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 1 lookups Added Aug 11, 2026