1. of, relating to, or characteristic of neutralism; favoring or advocating a policy of neutrality, especially in international affairs
Usage: formal; political
2. in philosophy, relating to the view that mental states are neither purely physical nor purely mental, or that certain distinctions are not meaningful
Usage: philosophy; technical

Examples

• The country adopted a neutralistic stance during the conflict.
• Several nations formed a neutralistic bloc to avoid Cold War tensions.
• The government's neutralistic foreign policy aimed to maintain peace with all sides.
• Philosophers debated the neutralistic position on consciousness.
• The neutralistic approach rejected both extreme positions in the debate.