1. the state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, argument, or competition
2. the state of being neutral in international relations, especially during wartime
Usage: political; international law
3. the quality of having no strongly marked characteristics or features

Examples

• The judge maintained strict neutrality throughout the trial.
• Switzerland is famous for its neutrality during both world wars.
• The mediator’s neutrality helped both parties reach an agreement.
• The country declared its neutrality in the regional conflict.
• Her neutrality on the issue frustrated both sides of the debate.
• The beige walls gave the room a sense of neutrality.
• The organization’s neutrality allows it to work with all governments.