Originally: †(of a person) not disputatious (obsolete). Later: = neutral, n. 1a. Now archaic. rare.

Originally Scottish. Esp. of persons: not taking sides in a controversy, dispute, disagreement, etc.; not inclining toward any party, view, etc…

= neutral, adj. (archaic in later use).

Undetermined in regard to impressions, actions, etc.; of neutral disposition; equally apt, disposed, or indisposed to. Obsolete.

neutral.

Inclined to be neutral. Obsolete. rare.

Of or relating to neutralists or neutralism; neutral in attitude.

figurative. Conveying no bias or inclination toward any party, view, etc.; impartial, neutral.

figurative. Neutral, uncoloured. Also: bland, uninteresting.

Not pledged to any particular course. Also absol.

Phrases: chiefly U.S. (to standor sit) onor upon the fence: (to be) undecided in opinion, or neutral in action. (to be) on a person's, the other si…

Characterized by refusal or failure to commit oneself to a particular view or course of action. Also of words, actions, etc.: implying no specific…

Not partisan (frequently in political contexts).

figurative. Undecided, not committed to a particular opinion. Obsolete.

Originally (U.S. Politics): relating to or designating moderate supporters of the Populist party. Now: relating to or designating a person, course…

Characterized by a neutralist attitude; of the nature of neutralism.

free from criteria imposed by subjective values or standards; purely objective; cf. value-neutral adj.

involving no value judgements, neutral with respect to (personal or group) values.

Usually with hyphen. = middle of the road, adj.

Politics. Of a country, government, etc.: not politically aligned with any other, esp. not aligned or associated with any major power or group of…

= non-aligned, adj. Also absol. as n.