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Adjective(1) neither moral nor immoral,neither good nor evil, right nor wrong,having no personal preference,having only a limited ability to react chemically,not active,not supporting or favoring either side in a war, dispute, or contest,having no net electric charge,not electrified,lacking hue,of no distinctive quality or characteristics or type,lacking distinguishing quality or characteristics,impartial,noncommittal,flat,dull to senses(2) neither moral nor immoral(3) neither good nor evil(4) right nor wrong(5) having no personal preference(6) having only a limited ability to react chemically(7) not active(8) not supporting or favoring either side in a war(9) dispute(10) or contest(11) having no net electric charge(12) not electrified(13) lacking hue(14) of no distinctive quality or characteristics or type(15) lacking distinguishing quality or characteristics(16) impartial
Noun(1) one who does not side with any party in a war or dispute

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(1) President Museveni of Uganda did not attend although Uganda did send a delegation, whilst Rwanda refused to take part, claiming that Zambia was no longer neutral in the conflict.(2) In the interest of fairness, Munster Finals should be on neutral ground but once again the Munster Council showed its downright craziness by not fixing the match for Cork.(3) Samuel looked down at Lisa knowing what she was doing but he chose to keep his facial features neutral .(4) Most people either are neutral or side with Randy.(5) Every splash of white or neutral is anchored by a dose of black.(6) Some boxes will have two bus bars, one for the ground wire, one for the neutral .(7) For them the quality and standard of the game is a side issue that is of importance only to the neutral supporters.(8) Pibulsongkram realised the Japanese were not about to let Thailand remain neutral in the conflict and it was either join or be occupied as a defeated power.(9) Colour fidelity is also excellent, and there are beautiful examples of the reds of Roman uniforms contrasted against neutral backgrounds and blue skies.(10) In a twist of almost malicious irony, his home was the closest they had to neutral ground.(11) If the comment helps the paper, or even if it is neutral , in my opinion, it is best to comply with the suggestion.(12) Such was the parity between the two teams that when they met on neutral ground in the inaugural Rugby World Cup in New Zealand in 1987 that the result could only be a draw.(13) He hurriedly moved the gear in neutral and tried the emergency brake.(14) Since the 1960s, with few exceptions, on the greatest questions of good and evil, the Left has either been neutral toward or actively supported evil.(15) Members of the public can speak to a police officer on neutral ground in the supermarket's entrance area or, if they would like some privacy, in an adjoining office.(16) Territories were well-demarcated, but the boys respected the churchyard as neutral ground.