Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a neutral manner; without taking part with either side; as a neutral.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb In a neutral manner; without taking part with either side; indifferently.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adverb In a
neutral manner;evenhandedly orfairly .
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Examples
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If straight men's promiscuity (I'm trying to use the term neutrally here; I'm not claiming any moral problem with it) with straight women doesn't cause excessive trouble - of course, for the sort of noncombat units in which men and women are likely to be present together - then it's hard to see how lesbian/bisexual women's comparable level of promiscuity with men and women would cause excessive trouble.
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If straight men's promiscuity (I'm trying to use the term neutrally here; I'm not claiming any moral problem with it) with straight women doesn't cause excessive trouble - of course, for the sort of noncombat units in which men and women are likely to be present together - then it's hard to see how lesbian/bisexual women's comparable level of promiscuity with men and women would cause excessive trouble.
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If straight men's promiscuity (I'm trying to use the term neutrally here; I'm not claiming any moral problem with it) with straight women doesn't cause excessive trouble - of course, for the sort of noncombat units in which men and women are likely to be present together - then it's hard to see how lesbian/bisexual women's comparable level of promiscuity with men and women would cause excessive trouble.
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If straight men's promiscuity (I'm trying to use the term neutrally here; I'm not claiming any moral problem with it) with straight women doesn't cause excessive trouble - of course, for the sort of noncombat units in which men and women are likely to be present together - then it's hard to see how lesbian/bisexual women's comparable level of promiscuity with men and women would cause excessive trouble.
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If straight men's promiscuity (I'm trying to use the term neutrally here; I'm not claiming any moral problem with it) with straight women doesn't cause excessive trouble - of course, for the sort of noncombat units in which men and women are likely to be present together - then it's hard to see how lesbian/bisexual women's comparable level of promiscuity with men and women would cause excessive trouble.
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If straight men's promiscuity (I'm trying to use the term neutrally here; I'm not claiming any moral problem with it) with straight women doesn't cause excessive trouble - of course, for the sort of noncombat units in which men and women are likely to be present together - then it's hard to see how lesbian/bisexual women's comparable level of promiscuity with men and women would cause excessive trouble.
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The world, through an effective I use that term neutrally public relations campaign, most likely associates "Sudan" with "Darfur."
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It enables you as a young sommelier to look at labels neutrally because at this stage you tend to follow your preferences.
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There's a strong emotional component to Catholicism, and even what one might term an aesthetic element (as in Gerard Manley Hopkins) that isn't rational (using the word neutrally, not prescriptively).
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Lots of folks have explained net neutrality better than I'll be able to, but suffice to say that if telecoms are allowed to pin premium pricing schemes to the delivery of services they currently treat "neutrally," black and Latino consumers -- who have gone from redlining victims to crap MVNO-target market -- will be among the first to get screwed.
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