apolitical

Modifies a noun

• stance: Such was the apolitical stance of the Socialist Alliance executive.
• organization: Download PDF Read more ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE The Royal Society of Medicine is an independent, apolitical organization, founded 200 years ago.
• center: Institute for Employment Studies IES is an independent, apolitical center of research and consultancy in human resource issues.
• nature: I would like to see the PGR Network reinforce the apolitical nature of the role and provide greater opportunities to develop local support networks.
• approach: The absence of class politics in your apolitical approach doesn't bode well in the long term.
• intellectual: Apolitical intellectuals of my sweet country, you will not be able to answer.

Modifying Another Word

• largely: But his commercial viability came at a cost: outside his charity work, Jordan remained largely apolitical, which seemed to suit him.
• not: However, the policy transfer process is not apolitical.
• apparently: And even apparently apolitical absurdity is on some level an appropriate response to mass panic.
• essentially: Like the vast majority of elite athletes everywhere, African-American athletes are essentially apolitical.
• totally: NWP named the imprint 11:9 which is a totally apolitical gesture toward the date of the referendum on the 11 th September 1997.
• relatively: While they affirm deeply conservative and absolutist theological perspectives, they are generally relatively apolitical.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: But his commercial viability came at a cost: outside his charity work, Jordan remained largely apolitical, which seemed to suit him.