neutrality
/nuːˈtræləti/
noun
- The state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, or competition.
- Her neutrality in the argument helped calm both friends down.
- The referee must maintain neutrality to ensure a fair game.
- The country declared neutrality during the war and refused to take sides.
- The quality of being neither positive nor negative; lack of strong opinion or emotion.
- The teacher's neutrality allowed all students to share their views freely.
- He answered with neutrality, not wanting to offend anyone.
- The news reporter's neutrality made the story seem more trustworthy.
- The state of being electrically or chemically neutral, with no net charge or acidity.
- Water has a pH of 7, which shows its chemical neutrality.
- Electrical neutrality in the circuit is important for safe operation.
- The scientist measured the neutrality of the solution before adding the acid.
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