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UK//ˈnjuːtrəl//US//ˈnjuːtrəl//

Meaning of Neutral

Not favoring either side; impartial or unbiased.

In simple words: Not showing strong feelings or opinions.

Neutral in a sentence

  • His neutral opinion helped resolve the debate fairly.
  • The judge must remain neutral throughout the trial.
  • In a neutral tone, she explained the situation without judgment.
  • He maintained a neutral stance during the discussion.
  • Using neutral colors can make a space feel calm and inviting.

How to use Neutral

Used to describe attitudes, opinions, or tones that are impartial or unbiased. Appropriate in academic and professional contexts, but may seem emotionless in casual conversations.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of a traffic light with no red or green—just yellow, which is neutral.

Related words

Collocations with Neutral

  • neutral opinion
  • neutral tone
  • neutral stance
  • neutral colors
  • stay neutral

Synonyms for Neutral

  • impartial
  • unbiased
  • even-handed
  • dispassionate
  • indifferent

Opposites of Neutral

Common mistakes with Neutral

  • Confused with 'indifferent' which implies lack of interest.
  • Used in contexts where a more expressive word is needed.
  • Assumed to mean 'common' instead of 'impartial'.

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Frequently asked questions about Neutral

What does Neutral mean?

Not showing strong feelings or opinions.

What is the definition of Neutral?

Not favoring either side; impartial or unbiased.

How do you use Neutral in a sentence?

His neutral opinion helped resolve the debate fairly.

Can you give another example of Neutral?

The judge must remain neutral throughout the trial.

What are synonyms for Neutral?

Common alternatives include impartial, unbiased, even-handed, dispassionate, indifferent.

What is the opposite of Neutral?

Opposite meanings include biased, partial, prejudiced.

What words go with Neutral?

It commonly pairs with neutral opinion, neutral tone, neutral stance, neutral colors, stay neutral.

What are common mistakes when using Neutral?

Confused with 'indifferent' which implies lack of interest. Used in contexts where a more expressive word is needed. Assumed to mean 'common' instead of 'impartial'.

How do you pronounce Neutral?

US: //ˈnjuːtrəl//, UK: //ˈnjuːtrəl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Neutral?

Used to describe attitudes, opinions, or tones that are impartial or unbiased. Appropriate in academic and professional contexts, but may seem emotionless in casual conversations.

What CEFR level is Neutral?

"Neutral" is at B2 level on the CEFR scale.