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unjudgmental

  • a word derived from judgmental.
    judgmental
    adjective
    involving the use or exercise of judgment.

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Instead, the thick spectacles, immaculate blue blazer, neat military moustache, and persistently unjudgmental and blandly phrased questions, plus a commentary in alliterative tabloidese, gave him a career that outlasted those of many of his rivals.

From The Guardian Jul. 12, 2013

Ocean's songs draw compelling, unjudgmental portraits of dark subjects.

From The Guardian Jul. 11, 2012

He just trained his camera with unjudgmental humanity and warmth.

From The Guardian Jan. 30, 2011

The Embezzler, in fact, is unjudgmental almost to a fault.

From Time Magazine Archive

As do his other books, this tenth novel presents a balanced, unjudgmental insider's view of the world he knows.

From Time Magazine Archive