chaotic neutral
chaotic neutral adjective: of a character, prioritizing personal freedom and individualism above all else, following whims without regard for laws, morality, or consequences.
Adjective
chaotic neutral (comparative more chaotic neutral, superlative most chaotic neutral)
- Of a character, prioritizing personal freedom and individualism above all else, following whims without regard for laws, morality, or consequences.
- Of a behavior, attitude, or individual, embodying unpredictability, individualism, and resistance to structure.
Noun
chaotic neutral (usually uncountable, plural chaotic neutrals)
- An individual who prioritizes personal freedom and individualism above all else.
Forms of chaotic neutral
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more chaotic neutral |
| superlative | most chaotic neutral |
| Noun | |
| plural | chaotic neutrals |
Questions about chaotic neutral
- What does chaotic neutral mean?
- Chaotic neutral means of a character, prioritizing personal freedom and individualism above all else, following whims without regard for laws, morality, or consequences.
- What part of speech is chaotic neutral?
- Chaotic neutral can be an adjective or a noun.
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