neutral in Irish
neutral in Irish is neodrach — neutral means not taking sides in a conflict, dispute, or war.
neutral in Irish
neodrach
A neutral hue.
What does "neutral" mean?
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adj Not taking sides in a conflict, dispute, or war.
"The referee must remain neutral and treat both teams exactly the same."
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adj Having no strong color, especially gray, beige, or similar tones.
"Neutral shades like grey and cream go well with almost any bright cushion."
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adj Chemically neither acidic nor alkaline, with a pH around 7.
"Test the soil first, because most vegetables grow best when it is close to neutral."
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noun The gear position in a vehicle where power is not sent to the wheels.
"Make sure the gearstick is in neutral before you start the engine."
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neutral in a sentence
- The referee must remain neutral and treat both teams exactly the same.
- Switzerland remained neutral throughout much of the war.
- Neutral shades like grey and cream go well with almost any bright cushion.
- I chose a neutral carpet so the room would feel calm and simple.
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What is "neutral" in Irish?
"neutral" in Irish is neodrach. neutral means: Not taking sides in a conflict, dispute, or war.
How do you use "neutral" in a sentence?
Example: "The referee must remain neutral and treat both teams exactly the same." In Irish, "neutral" is neodrach.
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