Neutral | Mean of neutral in English Dictionary

/ˈnuːtrəl/

• not supporting either side of an argument, fight, war, etc.
1. neutral countries
2. He remained/stayed neutral while his brothers argued.
• not supporting one political view over another
1. She tries to be a fair and neutral journalist.
2. a neutral magazine
• not connected with either side involved in a war, contest, etc.
1. The battle took place in neutral waters.
2. The duel will be held on neutral ground.
3. neutral territory

• not expressing strong opinions or feelings
1. The report was written in neutral language.
2. “Why did you do that?” he asked in a neutral tone of voice.
• not bright or strong in color
1. They decorated the room in neutral tones/colors.
2. a neutral gray
3. neutral fabrics
• neither an acid nor a base
1. a neutral compound
2. a chemical with a neutral pH
• not having an electrical charge
1. a neutral molecule
• Noun
• a color that is not bright or strong
1. She painted the room in neutrals.
• the position of the gears in a car, truck, etc., when they do not touch each other and power from the engine does not move the wheels
1. He put/left the car in neutral.
• a person, country, etc., that does not support either side of an argument, fight, war, etc.
1. Their sister remained a neutral in the dispute.
2. The two countries were neutrals while their neighbors were at war.