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. Stan Collender:

   This could be the beginning of the end of the congressional budget office if it loses credibility, it's not clear that whoever the Republicans pick will be nonpartisan. The fact that it's been relatively true in the past doesn't mean it's going to continue in the future.

2. Phil Berger:

   To end this matter once and for all, we will follow the court's instruction and move forward with adoption of a nonpartisan map.

3. Merrick Garland:

   These mean among other things that we do not have different rules for Democrats or Republicans, different rules for the powerful and powerless, different rules for the rich or for the poor, we apply the facts and the law in each case in a neutral, nonpartisan manner. That is what we always do and that is what we do in the matters that you’re referring to.

4. Ellie Boan:

   This is such a unifying experience, it’s truly nonpartisan.

5. Rod Rosenstein:

   Within the next few weeks, I anticipate that our inspector general will complete a comprehensive, fair and nonpartisan report that answers many questions about how the Department of Justice handled a high-profile investigation during the last presidential campaign, we will learn from it, and our Department will do better in the future.