unselective (Meaning)

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unselective (s)

not selective or discriminating

The university's admission policy was unselective, allowing all applicants to enroll regardless of their academic qualifications.
The disease's impact was unselective, affecting individuals from all age groups and backgrounds equally.
The government implemented an unselective tax that imposed the same rate on all taxpayers, regardless of their income.
The unselective nature of the natural disaster devastated entire communities, leaving no area untouched.
Critics accused the news organization of being unselective in its coverage, neglecting to present both sides of the story.
The unselective insecticide sprayed on the crops killed not only the targeted pests but also harmless insects.
The unselective herbicide used in the garden eliminated all weeds, both desirable and undesirable.
The experiment's results were unselective, providing no clear distinction between the two test groups.
The unselective bombardment destroyed the ancient city, leaving only ruins behind.
The unselective criterion for selecting team members resulted in a group with diverse skills and abilities.

not selective or discriminating

uncritical, indiscriminating, desultory, random, aimless, undemanding, arbitrary, scattered, slapdash,undiscriminating

particular, discerning, judicious, discriminating,judicious, discriminating, discerning, particular, overcritical, finicky

The university's admission policy was unselective, allowing all applicants to enroll regardless of their academic qualifications.

The disease's impact was unselective, affecting individuals from all age groups and backgrounds equally.

The government implemented an unselective tax that imposed the same rate on all taxpayers, regardless of their income.

The unselective nature of the natural disaster devastated entire communities, leaving no area untouched.