indiscriminative

Making no distinction; not discriminating; indiscriminate.

To operationalize generalized trust, we focus on the level of indiscriminative trust among individuals.

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 positions as merely the result of different perspectives.

Specifying any one from among several equivalent possibilities.

Indiscriminative uses of FCIs are common across languages and they have a pejorative flavor.

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.