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