Definition of neutrality in English:

neutrality

noun njuːˈtralɪtin(j)uˈtrælədi

mass noun

1The state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc.; impartiality.
during the war, Switzerland maintained its neutrality
Example sentencesExamples
- Complete impartiality and neutrality are the necessary conditions for winning the trust of the conflicting sides.
- Even the high principles of liberal internationalism, with an emphasis on the League of Nations and collective security, made neutrality problematic.
- They also asked government workers to maintain political neutrality in the upcoming parliamentary votes.
- The adversarial system, and the public and official neutrality of the decision makers, are closely related.
- Despite its neutrality, Belgium was attacked by the Germans in 1914 in order to circumvent the French fortifications along the Franco-German border.
- For anyone who sees this fact clearly, neutrality, silence or private disapproval are not options.
- Japan concluded the Anglo-Japanese Alliance to ensure that London maintained a benevolent neutrality.
- The claim to moral neutrality, sometimes made by strategists, is another shortcoming identified by critics.
- In every important strike the bourgeois press is forced to drop its spurious neutrality.
- In reality, as the conflict in Bosnia cruelly showed, neutrality can become discreditable as well as counterproductive.
- They are opposed on a lot of grounds, but mainly out of a sense of fear for Bulgarian safety and neutrality.
- The alleged neutrality of the UN is a fiction.
- Moreover, the positive side to Irish neutrality, our promotion of diplomatic settlements, our proud UN peacekeeping traditions, must be maintained.
- It also reconfirmed its anti-militarism manifest in its tiny regular army and long-standing neutrality.
- Switzerland joined the League of Nations, whose headquarters were in Geneva, but regards membership in the UN as incompatible with its neutrality.
- But geographic remoteness alone did not determine America's neutrality.
- His comments were the third time in recent days where a government minister has interpreted Ireland's neutrality.
- Our neutrality would have eliminated any need for the German submarine offensive in the Atlantic and so would have kept America out of the war too.
- During a speech in Athens she said concerns over neutrality had been addressed at the recent EU summit in Seville.
- Hitherto the question of neutrality or intervention had been largely theoretical.
Synonyms
impartiality, lack of bias, lack of prejudice, objectivity, open-mindedness, disinterestedness, even-handedness, fairness, fair-mindedness, detachment
non-alignment, non-participation, non-involvement, non-intervention, non-interventionism, non-combativeness
2Absence of decided views, expression, or strong feeling.
the clinical neutrality of the description
Example sentencesExamples
- For the museum, abandoning the neutrality of its public presentation may also mean a symbolic abandonment of objectivity.
- In each trial (negative, positive and neutral), the actress used facial expressions and vocal emotional signals while talking about the toy to convey fear, happiness or neutrality.
- The voice returns to bland neutrality.
- Architectural projects of our day are often impudent and arrogant, and our age seems to have lost the virtue of architectural neutrality, restraint, and modesty.
3The condition of being chemically or electrically neutral.
the structure has overall electrical neutrality
Example sentencesExamples
- A sodium ion was introduced into the system to reach overall electrical neutrality.

Definition of neutrality in US English:

neutrality

nounn(y)o͞oˈtralədēn(j)uˈtrælədi

1The state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc.; impartiality.
during the war, Switzerland maintained its neutrality
Example sentencesExamples
- Switzerland joined the League of Nations, whose headquarters were in Geneva, but regards membership in the UN as incompatible with its neutrality.
- Despite its neutrality, Belgium was attacked by the Germans in 1914 in order to circumvent the French fortifications along the Franco-German border.
- In every important strike the bourgeois press is forced to drop its spurious neutrality.
- In reality, as the conflict in Bosnia cruelly showed, neutrality can become discreditable as well as counterproductive.
- They also asked government workers to maintain political neutrality in the upcoming parliamentary votes.
- Hitherto the question of neutrality or intervention had been largely theoretical.
- The claim to moral neutrality, sometimes made by strategists, is another shortcoming identified by critics.
- But geographic remoteness alone did not determine America's neutrality.
- Even the high principles of liberal internationalism, with an emphasis on the League of Nations and collective security, made neutrality problematic.
- During a speech in Athens she said concerns over neutrality had been addressed at the recent EU summit in Seville.
- Moreover, the positive side to Irish neutrality, our promotion of diplomatic settlements, our proud UN peacekeeping traditions, must be maintained.
- Complete impartiality and neutrality are the necessary conditions for winning the trust of the conflicting sides.
- For anyone who sees this fact clearly, neutrality, silence or private disapproval are not options.
- It also reconfirmed its anti-militarism manifest in its tiny regular army and long-standing neutrality.
- They are opposed on a lot of grounds, but mainly out of a sense of fear for Bulgarian safety and neutrality.
- Our neutrality would have eliminated any need for the German submarine offensive in the Atlantic and so would have kept America out of the war too.
- The adversarial system, and the public and official neutrality of the decision makers, are closely related.
- The alleged neutrality of the UN is a fiction.
- His comments were the third time in recent days where a government minister has interpreted Ireland's neutrality.
- Japan concluded the Anglo-Japanese Alliance to ensure that London maintained a benevolent neutrality.
Synonyms
impartiality, lack of bias, lack of prejudice, objectivity, open-mindedness, disinterestedness, even-handedness, fairness, fair-mindedness, detachment
non-alignment, non-participation, non-involvement, non-intervention, non-interventionism, non-combativeness
2Absence of decided views, expression, or strong feeling.
the clinical neutrality of the description
Example sentencesExamples
- For the museum, abandoning the neutrality of its public presentation may also mean a symbolic abandonment of objectivity.
- In each trial (negative, positive and neutral), the actress used facial expressions and vocal emotional signals while talking about the toy to convey fear, happiness or neutrality.
- The voice returns to bland neutrality.
- Architectural projects of our day are often impudent and arrogant, and our age seems to have lost the virtue of architectural neutrality, restraint, and modesty.
3The condition of being chemically or electrically neutral.
Example sentencesExamples
- A sodium ion was introduced into the system to reach overall electrical neutrality.

单词	neutrality
释义	Definition of neutrality in English: neutrality noun njuːˈtralɪtin(j)uˈtrælədi mass noun 1The state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc.; impartiality. during the war, Switzerland maintained its neutrality Example sentencesExamples Complete impartiality and neutrality are the necessary conditions for winning the trust of the conflicting sides. Even the high principles of liberal internationalism, with an emphasis on the League of Nations and collective security, made neutrality problematic. They also asked government workers to maintain political neutrality in the upcoming parliamentary votes. The adversarial system, and the public and official neutrality of the decision makers, are closely related. Despite its neutrality, Belgium was attacked by the Germans in 1914 in order to circumvent the French fortifications along the Franco-German border. For anyone who sees this fact clearly, neutrality, silence or private disapproval are not options. Japan concluded the Anglo-Japanese Alliance to ensure that London maintained a benevolent neutrality. The claim to moral neutrality, sometimes made by strategists, is another shortcoming identified by critics. In every important strike the bourgeois press is forced to drop its spurious neutrality. In reality, as the conflict in Bosnia cruelly showed, neutrality can become discreditable as well as counterproductive. They are opposed on a lot of grounds, but mainly out of a sense of fear for Bulgarian safety and neutrality. The alleged neutrality of the UN is a fiction. Moreover, the positive side to Irish neutrality, our promotion of diplomatic settlements, our proud UN peacekeeping traditions, must be maintained. It also reconfirmed its anti-militarism manifest in its tiny regular army and long-standing neutrality. Switzerland joined the League of Nations, whose headquarters were in Geneva, but regards membership in the UN as incompatible with its neutrality. But geographic remoteness alone did not determine America's neutrality. His comments were the third time in recent days where a government minister has interpreted Ireland's neutrality. Our neutrality would have eliminated any need for the German submarine offensive in the Atlantic and so would have kept America out of the war too. During a speech in Athens she said concerns over neutrality had been addressed at the recent EU summit in Seville. Hitherto the question of neutrality or intervention had been largely theoretical. Synonyms impartiality, lack of bias, lack of prejudice, objectivity, open-mindedness, disinterestedness, even-handedness, fairness, fair-mindedness, detachment non-alignment, non-participation, non-involvement, non-intervention, non-interventionism, non-combativeness 2Absence of decided views, expression, or strong feeling. the clinical neutrality of the description Example sentencesExamples For the museum, abandoning the neutrality of its public presentation may also mean a symbolic abandonment of objectivity. In each trial (negative, positive and neutral), the actress used facial expressions and vocal emotional signals while talking about the toy to convey fear, happiness or neutrality. The voice returns to bland neutrality. Architectural projects of our day are often impudent and arrogant, and our age seems to have lost the virtue of architectural neutrality, restraint, and modesty. 3The condition of being chemically or electrically neutral. the structure has overall electrical neutrality Example sentencesExamples A sodium ion was introduced into the system to reach overall electrical neutrality. Definition of neutrality in US English: neutrality nounn(y)o͞oˈtralədēn(j)uˈtrælədi 1The state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc.; impartiality. during the war, Switzerland maintained its neutrality Example sentencesExamples Switzerland joined the League of Nations, whose headquarters were in Geneva, but regards membership in the UN as incompatible with its neutrality. Despite its neutrality, Belgium was attacked by the Germans in 1914 in order to circumvent the French fortifications along the Franco-German border. In every important strike the bourgeois press is forced to drop its spurious neutrality. In reality, as the conflict in Bosnia cruelly showed, neutrality can become discreditable as well as counterproductive. They also asked government workers to maintain political neutrality in the upcoming parliamentary votes. Hitherto the question of neutrality or intervention had been largely theoretical. The claim to moral neutrality, sometimes made by strategists, is another shortcoming identified by critics. But geographic remoteness alone did not determine America's neutrality. Even the high principles of liberal internationalism, with an emphasis on the League of Nations and collective security, made neutrality problematic. During a speech in Athens she said concerns over neutrality had been addressed at the recent EU summit in Seville. Moreover, the positive side to Irish neutrality, our promotion of diplomatic settlements, our proud UN peacekeeping traditions, must be maintained. Complete impartiality and neutrality are the necessary conditions for winning the trust of the conflicting sides. For anyone who sees this fact clearly, neutrality, silence or private disapproval are not options. It also reconfirmed its anti-militarism manifest in its tiny regular army and long-standing neutrality. They are opposed on a lot of grounds, but mainly out of a sense of fear for Bulgarian safety and neutrality. Our neutrality would have eliminated any need for the German submarine offensive in the Atlantic and so would have kept America out of the war too. The adversarial system, and the public and official neutrality of the decision makers, are closely related. The alleged neutrality of the UN is a fiction. His comments were the third time in recent days where a government minister has interpreted Ireland's neutrality. Japan concluded the Anglo-Japanese Alliance to ensure that London maintained a benevolent neutrality. Synonyms impartiality, lack of bias, lack of prejudice, objectivity, open-mindedness, disinterestedness, even-handedness, fairness, fair-mindedness, detachment non-alignment, non-participation, non-involvement, non-intervention, non-interventionism, non-combativeness 2Absence of decided views, expression, or strong feeling. the clinical neutrality of the description Example sentencesExamples For the museum, abandoning the neutrality of its public presentation may also mean a symbolic abandonment of objectivity. In each trial (negative, positive and neutral), the actress used facial expressions and vocal emotional signals while talking about the toy to convey fear, happiness or neutrality. The voice returns to bland neutrality. Architectural projects of our day are often impudent and arrogant, and our age seems to have lost the virtue of architectural neutrality, restraint, and modesty. 3The condition of being chemically or electrically neutral. Example sentencesExamples A sodium ion was introduced into the system to reach overall electrical neutrality.
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