Neutrality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEUTRALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being neutral
• the state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc.; impartiality
• absence of decided views, expression, or strong feeling
• the condition of being chemically or electrically neutral
• The state or quality of being neutral; the condition of being unengaged in contests between others; state of taking no part on either side; indifference.
• Indifference in quality; a state neither very good nor bad.
• The quality or state of being neutral. See Neutral, a., 4.
• nonparticipation in a dispute or war
• tolerance attributable to a lack of involvement
• pH value of 7
ADJECTIVE:
• The condition of a nation or government which refrains from taking part, directly or indirectly, in a war between other powers.
• Those who are neutral; a combination of neutral powers or states.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being neutral; refusal to take part in a war between other powers

Words related to NEUTRALITY

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How to use NEUTRALITY in a sentence

• While there is a sincere effort to maintain the technical neutrality enjoined by the President, there is no neutrality possible on the moral issues involved.
• The French Government, it is true, had declared in Brussels that they would respect Belgian neutrality so long as their opponent respected it.
• The Electors of Saxony and Brandenburg, the natural defenders of Protestantism and the leading princes of the league, were awed into an abject neutrality.
• In this event he was willing that England, as a reward for her neutrality, should take possession of Egypt.
• The United Provinces had preserved a strict neutrality while the contest was undecided.
• Our plan of campaign, for its speedy and successful accomplishment, demands your neutrality.
• Is there such a thing as neutrality in this war? Germany herself gave the answer when she invaded Belgium.
• He left many of his hearers with a grateful relief that neutrality had been officially enjoined upon them.
• Neutrality would have entailed the complete bankruptcy of Hellenism in the Orient.
• On the previous day the people had resolved to maintain an armed neutrality, and to observe, unless attacked, the spirit of passive resistance in its strictest sense.
• From first to last, until the Armed Neutrality again dissolved, though there was hard fighting, there was not formal war.
• The first symptom of this repudiation of the Council by Europe was shown in the neutrality proclaimed by Germany.
• She solemnly pledged herself with some of them, including France and ourselves, to respect this neutrality.
• Finally, even the neutrality of Belgium was menaced.
• If the Chancellor had known at the time he made his speech that Belgium was not neutral he would certainly have spoken of the alleged Belgian neutrality in a different way.
• Had we consented to abandon our neutrality for the benefit of one of the belligerents, we would have betrayed our obligations toward the others.
• In England the decision had to be made only as to whether sides should be taken in the conflict between Russia and Germany, or whether neutrality should be preserved.
• And since we are bound by treaty to refuse it to the one party, and are free to refuse it to the other, we are bound by the laws of neutrality to refuse it to that other.
• It was, moreover, understood by all, that the treaty was not to stop at neutrality, but to engage those Indians as auxiliaries in the war.
• Its neutrality was, in fact, a protection to the northern half of the French empire.
• A strict neutrality was ordered to be observed both by the mayor and aldermen, as well as by the inhabitants of the city at large.
• The effort of concealing the armed neutrality between Anthony and herself was growing more wearing.
• It was, of course, the worry over India which made the English government, generally very elastic in its views regarding neutrality, all at once so extremely virtuous.
• The principle of the declaration of neutrality could be easily upheld on broad political grounds, but technically its defense was by no means so simple.
• Both John George of Saxony and George William of Brandenburg were Protestant princes but they were at first anxious to maintain neutrality between Sweden and the Emperor.
• These circumstances must necessarily modify the opinion which we might otherwise have entertained in regard to an expedition expressly prohibited by our neutrality laws.
• He offered to the Emperor of Austria his armed neutrality and a guarantee of the Austrian possessions in Italy.
• Some legislators went so far as to make neutrality in party a crime against the state.
• There could be no neutrality, since not to serve the king was to serve his antagonist.
• Due precautions have been taken to enforce our neutrality laws and prevent our territory from becoming the base of military supplies for either of the warring factions.

Similar words containing NEUTRAL without suffix ity

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