neutralist
/ˈnuːtrəlɪst/
adjective
- Relating to or supporting a policy of neutrality, especially in international or political conflicts.
- Her neutralist views made her a popular mediator in the heated debate.
- The neutralist stance of the government helped it maintain good trade relations with both sides.
- The newspaper took a neutralist position, refusing to endorse any candidate.
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noun
- A person or country that supports a policy of not taking sides in a conflict or disagreement between other groups.
- Many neutralists argued that the country should stay out of the foreign war entirely.
- The senator was known as a neutralist, always urging compromise rather than confrontation.
- During the Cold War, some smaller nations became neutralists to avoid being drawn into the superpower rivalry.
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