sachlich

The German word "sachlich" is an adjective meaning "factual," "objective," or "matter-of-fact."

• It stems from "Sache," which means "thing" or "matter."
• "Sachlich" describes a way of communication or behavior that focuses on the facts, without emotion or personal bias.

Similar words:

• objektiv (objective)
• neutral (neutral)
• nüchtern (sober, unemotional)
• unparteiisch (impartial)

Difference:

• "Sachlich" emphasizes sticking to facts and relevance.
• "Objektiv" stresses impartiality and lack of personal influence.
• "Nüchtern" can mean unemotional or restrained in style.
• "Neutral" focuses on showing no bias or preference.

So, sachlich is particularly about the factual content or tone, while other words add nuances of emotion or bias.