neutral
adjective
not taking part or giving assistance in a dispute or war between others.
unneutral
-
a word derived from
neutral.
Example Sentences
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Formosa, the Chinese Nationalist government denounced "the unneutral, unjust, inhuman action."
From Time Magazine Archive
While in the U.S. he did not comment on the fact that the Nazis refrain from using the Axis majority on the board of directors for unneutral undertakings.
From Time Magazine Archive
He has one grief: his unneutral son, John Francis.
From Time Magazine Archive
He gave les Canadiens his blessing, praised their courage, sent them on their way in almost unneutral affection.
From Time Magazine Archive
So off he went to Canada and enlisted and got sent across and had three years of perfect bliss, getting changed over to our Army when we finally got unneutral so you could tell it.
From Ma Pettengill by Harry Leon Wilson
