broadly neutral

Frequency: 6.36.8 per million words

Generally or mostly neutral, though perhaps not in every single detail.

neutralADVERB + neutral

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broadly

Examples (10)

  • The Russians took a broadly neutral position.
  • The report concluded that the environmental impact was broadly neutral.
  • Her political views are considered broadly neutral, avoiding extremism.
  • The proposed policy aims to be broadly neutral in its economic effects.
  • While not entirely unbiased, the documentary presented a broadly neutral perspective.
  • The committee's stance on the controversial issue remained broadly neutral.
  • Despite minor criticisms, the general reception of the product was broadly neutral.
  • He tried to keep his tone broadly neutral during the heated discussion.
  • The organization claims to be broadly neutral on international conflicts.
  • Overall, the public's opinion on the new legislation is broadly neutral.