neutral
Pronunciation: [ˈnjuːtrəl]
Context: "similarity"
(adjective) when something is not on either side or not taking a side. It is like a referee in a game who does not cheer for either team. They stay fair and balanced.
Example
The committee made a neutral decision that pleased everyone.
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His comments were not neutral; they showed strong favor for one side.
Example
Why do you think it's important to stay neutral in a disagreement?
Context: "color"
(adjective) refers to colors that are not bright or strong, like black, white, gray, or beige. These colors do not stand out much and are often used in backgrounds or to make other colors pop.
Example
The living room was painted in a neutral color to create a calm atmosphere.
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That bright red dress was not neutral; it really grabbed attention!
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What neutral colors do you think would look nice in a bedroom?
Context: "position"
(adjective) when a person or country does not support either side in a conflict or situation. It's like standing in the middle and not joining either team in a game.
Example
Switzerland is known for being neutral during wars.
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In the debate, she was not neutral; she clearly supported one candidate over the other.
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What happens when a country decides to remain neutral?