indiscriminative

Adjective

indiscriminative (comparative more indiscriminative, superlative most indiscriminative)

1. Making no distinction; not discriminating; indiscriminate.
   • To operationalize generalized trust, we focus on the level of indiscriminative trust among individuals.2009, Baogang Guo, Dennis V. Hickey, Toward Better Governance in China, page 56
   • The other sect, the indiscriminative sect, resembled Daoism in that the emphasis was on the equality of things. As with Daoism, which advocated an all-embracing attitude toward different positions existing in the world, the indiscriminative equalizer reinterpreted seeming divergent phenomena or...2016, Chih-yu Shih, Po-tsan Yu, Post-Western International Relations Reconsidered, page 37
2. Specifying any one from among several equivalent possibilities.
   • Indiscriminative uses of FCIs are common across languages and they have a pejorative flavor.1998, Anastasia Giannakidou, Polarity Sensitivity as (non) Veridical Dependency, page 83
   • We discuss free choice phenomena in detail in Section 6.7, but here it is important to note that the Greek D-universal, but not káthe, has the so-called indiscriminative reading (Horn 2000) that appears in English with just any.2012, Edward Keenan, Denis Paperno, Handbook of Quantifiers in Natural Language, page 316