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value-neutral

value-neutral adjective: making no judgment as to whether something is good or bad; lacking moral or ethical bias.

Adjective

value-neutral (comparative more value-neutral, superlative most value-neutral)

  1. Making no judgment as to whether something is good or bad; lacking moral or ethical bias.
    • a value-neutral approach to scientific research

Forms of value-neutral

comparativemore value-neutral
superlativemost value-neutral

Questions about value-neutral

What does value-neutral mean?
Value-neutral means making no judgment as to whether something is good or bad; lacking moral or ethical bias.
What part of speech is value-neutral?
Value-neutral is an adjective.

Words near value-neutral in the dictionary

  1. value-adds
  2. value-form
  3. value-forms
  4. value-free
  5. value-laden
  6. value-neutral
  7. valueable
  8. valued
  9. valued policies
  10. valued policy
  11. valueful

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