noncontroversial
Britishadjective
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Until 2020, the certification of elections was a noncontroversial part of running them.
From Salon
Others seemed to want to be intimidating to us, which allowed them to be as unclear and noncontroversial in their answers as we were in our questions.
From Los Angeles Times
But compared with other proposals across the parched West, this one is almost miraculously noncontroversial.
From Los Angeles Times
The votes cast by Price were routine and noncontroversial, on proposals that passed by large majorities, according to Price’s lawyer, Michael Schafler.
From Los Angeles Times
Most of the legislation that goes through the process is routine and noncontroversial.
From Seattle Times
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