Synonyms for nonpartisan
nɒnˈpɑr tə zənnon·par·ti·san

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1. nonpartisan, nonpartizanadjective

   a person who is nonpartisan

   Synonyms:
   nonpartizan

   Antonyms:
   partisan, zealot, drumbeater, tendencious, partizan, tendentious, party-spirited

2. nonpartisan, nonpartizanadjective

   free from party affiliation or bias

   Synonyms:
   nonpartizan

   Antonyms:
   partisan, zealot, drumbeater, partizan, party-spirited, tendentious, tendencious

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1. neutral

   neither one way or another

   "we cannot remain neutral or unconcerned in this important matter."

   Submitted by acronimous on June 16, 2014  

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1. List of paraphrases for "nonpartisan":

   non-partisan, non-party

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1. Kristin Nabers:

   Instead of taking advantage of every opportunity to make Georgia’s elections the most well-run in the country, our legislators are choosing to leave money on the table while weakening the very nonpartisan institutions that protect Georgians’ right to vote.

2. Marie Yovanovitchsbackgroundand:

   I have understood that oath, a commitment to serve on a strictly nonpartisan basis, to advance the foreign policy determined by the incumbent president, and to work at all times to strengthen our national security and promote our national interests.

3. Curt Viebranz:

   There was some nervousness about what might happen to the house, but through an order of Gen. Winfield Scott, who was a Union general, it was really set up as neutral ground. So, effectively, any soldiers that visited Mount Vernon, Confederate or Union soldiers, came out of uniform, with absolutely no flags or anything like that, because it was thought to be totally nonpartisan.

4. Buck Sexton:

   Our former intelligence chiefs have a responsibility to maintain the nonpartisan, mission-first reputation of the intelligence community.

5. Lisette Burton:

   Historically, when we've talked about children, there's been nonpartisan agreement that children deserve protection, i haven't seen before a time where really vulnerable children have been put at the center of political arguments in this way.