1. not based on or influenced by ideology; free from ideological bias or commitment
Usage: formal; often used in academic and political contexts

Examples

• The committee took a nonideological approach to solving the budget crisis.
• Scientists prefer nonideological methods based on empirical evidence.
• Her nonideological stance on education policy appealed to voters across the political spectrum.
• The organization aims to provide nonideological analysis of current events.
• A nonideological perspective focuses on practical results rather than theoretical principles.
• The report was praised for its nonideological examination of the data.