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unneutral

  • a word derived from neutral.
    neutral
    adjective
    not taking part or giving assistance in a dispute or war between others.

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Argentina was trying to be neutral in an almost totally unneutral world.

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

Formosa, the Chinese Nationalist government denounced "the unneutral, unjust, inhuman action."

From Time Magazine Archive

In the course of the war he has come to be regarded more and more as unneutral and anti-German, whereas, to the average American public opinion, he appeared in quite a different light.

From My Three Years in America by Johann Heinrich Andreas Hermann Albrecht Graf von Bernstorff