apolitically
- adverb
- /ˌeɪpəˈlɪtɪkli/
- The charity operates apolitically, focusing solely on helping the needy in the community.
Examples
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Taken apolitically, the book becomes a message of hard work and dedication.
Blog text (32) -
The second step is a cultural "fun" program where music, literature, etc. is taught to children; traveling shows and promotion of cultural heritage music, etc. are done entirely apolitically.
Blog text (34) -
This issue presents conflicting points of view on one aspect of the controversy: the sight/site dilemma, one that can be argued to influence the earliest phase of research, what was traditionally and apolitically labeled "entre" and "gaining rapport."
Academic text (1993) -
She approached the discussion apolitically, emphasizing the importance of common values rather than political affiliations.
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In her speech, the mayor spoke apolitically about the need for unity and cooperation among all citizens.
Synonyms
Without showing strong feeling or taking sides
In a way that does not consider government or party interests
In a way that does not involve government or leaders' opinions
Antonyms
How Political
Surface Forms
Morphology
apolitically = apolitical (semi-transparent) = a + politic + al + ly
This is a standard adverb formation from the adjective 'apolitical' with '-ly'.
Etymology
Apolitically starts with a- meaning 'not' and contains politics, the word for public life and leaders. So, to act apolitically is to act 'not' connected to politics, that is, without political involvement or influence.