Definition of nonjudgmental
: avoiding judgments based on one's personal and especially moral standards
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Examples of nonjudgmental in a Sentence
A good friend is nonjudgmental.
Recent Examples of nonjudgmental from the Web
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That is why healthcare providers need to learn how to provide a sensitive and nonjudgmental care while being informed about the latest advances in HTLV-1 medicine.
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But that whole deal went south, and now, Billy likes to float in the nonjudgmental blackness of space and get real, real high with his faithful robot friend who does sexytime things for money.
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That fun, nonjudgmental vibe is what Moved L.A. is all about.
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The show is so nonjudgmental in fact that even its Satan is somehow relatable.
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Yet for all of her passion and commitment, de Vries is strikingly nonjudgmental, especially as compared to more zealous members of what is called the zero waste community.
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For a healthy partnership, Virgos must remain nonjudgmental and remember that structure and routine are not always the most important things in life.
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The result is a portrait that’s hazy, dreamy, streaked with blobs or arches of color that can be interpreted like tea leaves or your star sign: White is open-minded and nonjudgmental
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The speech and song represent a refreshingly nonjudgmental approach to preventing suicide.
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First Known Use of nonjudgmental
1952
NONJUDGMENTAL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of nonjudgmental for English Language Learners
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: tending not to judge other people harshly or unfairly : not too critical of other people
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