adiaphorous (Meaning)

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adiaphorous (a.)

Indifferent or neutral.

Incapable of doing either harm or good, as some medicines.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The adiaphorous nature of the debate allowed for a wide range of opinions without a clear consensus emerging.
Her adiaphorous response to the criticism demonstrated her ability to remain unaffected by external judgment.
The adiaphorous atmosphere in the classroom encouraged students to express their diverse perspectives without fear of judgment.
As an adiaphorous decision, the team chose a direction that left room for alternative strategies.
The adiaphorous colors of the artwork allowed viewers to interpret its meaning based on their individual perspectives.
The adiaphorous policies of the organization accommodated various work styles, promoting a harmonious work environment.
In an adiaphorous environment, employees had the freedom to choose their preferred methods of completing tasks.
The adiaphorous relationship between the characters in the story left the readers guessing about the true nature of their connections.
The adiaphorous approach to scheduling meetings provided flexibility for participants with different time zones.
Despite the adiaphorous conditions, the team successfully navigated challenges and reached a collaborative decision.

Indifferent or neutral., Incapable of doing either harm or good, as some medicines.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The adiaphorous nature of the debate allowed for a wide range of opinions without a clear consensus emerging.

Her adiaphorous response to the criticism demonstrated her ability to remain unaffected by external judgment.

The adiaphorous atmosphere in the classroom encouraged students to express their diverse perspectives without fear of judgment.

As an adiaphorous decision, the team chose a direction that left room for alternative strategies.