apolitical
બિનરાજકીય
definition
adjective
a former apolitical housewife
not interested or involved in politics.
example
This means that the monarchy is 'apolitical' and impartial.
It's very easy in the United States or any of the parliamentary democracies to live an 'apolitical' life.
Surely, we all know one person who doesn't usually vote, an 'apolitical' type who isn't interested.
Now, mayors are pretty 'apolitical' and do not get angry very often.
Scientists are often seen as 'apolitical' people living in ivory towers.
But his actions since his election have been far from 'apolitical' .
Even films that purport to be bland or 'apolitical' are political in their intentions.
In my opening comments I said that I hoped biosecurity would be treated seriously and in a more 'apolitical' way.
It means abandoning the idea that judges can ever be reliably 'apolitical' .
For years, he was regarded as apolitical; almost wilfully 'apolitical' .
Technology seems to interest them little and their stance is 'apolitical' .
As far as I can determine, he is a relatively 'apolitical' liberal of some sort.
Also, the public service used to be 'apolitical' , but I am afraid we cannot say that today.
We spent the next few minutes talking about the sad state of the nation and about how many 'apolitical' older folk are now taking a stand.
The 'apolitical' civil service has been relied on for the day-to-day running of the territory's government.
The population is very 'apolitical' , except for the nationalists.
Though originally avowed as 'apolitical' , politics keeps intruding in these pages.
We are an 'apolitical' organisation, with our headquarters in Delhi.
If high politics often seems strangely 'apolitical' , everyday life is extraordinarily politicised.
It's a quick, cheap, fun read that's entertaining and slyly 'apolitical' .
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