chaotic neutral
Of a character, prioritizing personal freedom and individualism above all else, following whims without regard for laws, morality, or consequences.
neutral
UK /ˈnjuː.tɹəl/ US /ˈnuː.tɹəl/
adj 5noun 5
Collocations
17(adj.) not supporting either side
VERBS
be | remain, stay
ADV
strictly
The referee tried to remain strictly neutral during the heated match between the two rival teams.
completely
basically, broadly
The government remained basically neutral during the dispute between the two companies.
politically
The international organization remained politically neutral during the dispute between the two countries.
PREP
about
She remained neutral about which restaurant to choose for dinner.
(adj.) not showing strong qualities/feelings/colour
VERBS
be, seem
The referee tried to be neutral during the match, but everyone could tell he favored the home team.
remain
keep sth
When the argument got heated, Sarah kept her expression neutral and listened carefully.
ADV
perfectly
fairly, quite, relatively
The restaurant's decor was quite neutral, with white walls and simple furniture.
apparently | carefully
(adj.) not affected by sth
VERBS
be, seem
ADV
culturally, ethically, ideologically, morally, politically
The teacher tried to remain politically neutral when discussing the election with her students.
PHRASES
gender neutral
The company designed a gender neutral uniform so all employees would feel comfortable.
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