1. plural of neutralness; the quality or state of being neutral; lack of bias, preference, or involvement in a conflict or dispute
Usage: typically used in formal or academic contexts; often refers to political, diplomatic, or scientific contexts
2. plural of neutralness; the quality of being chemically neutral; neither acidic nor basic
Usage: chemistry and science contexts

Examples

• The judge maintained strict neutralnesses throughout the trial to ensure fairness.
• Switzerland's historical neutralnesses in international conflicts have shaped its foreign policy.
• The scientist emphasized the neutralnesses of the experimental conditions to avoid bias.
• Different neutralnesses in tone can affect how a message is received by the audience.
• The mediator's neutralnesses were essential to resolving the dispute between the two parties.
• Water's neutralnesses make it an ideal solvent for many chemical reactions.