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Meanings of nonjudgmental in English

Refraining from making judgments especially ones based on personal opinions or standards.

Usage of nonjudgmental in English
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Health and Self A nonjudgmental gym, Portuguese soap, and a throwback manicure.
NY Magazine
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To her relief, the nurse remained sympathetic and nonjudgmental, patting Judy's arm.
Day by day
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They listen, offer nonjudgmental feedback, and together with the caller, explore options.
A Grandpa's Notebook / Ideas, Models, Stories and Memoirs to Enc...
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Instead, I continued listening to her, trying to be as nonjudgmental as possible.
The bay at midnight
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At its most basic, she explains, mindfulness is defined as present-moment nonjudgmental awareness.
The Guardian
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Hamsters are nonjudgmental as long as you feed them.
Hard eight
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Audrey's nonjudgmental expression changed instantly to one of annoyance.
Don't cry
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Like a good counselor, she kept her expression nonjudgmental, calm in the face of atrocity.
Cold springs
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Offering anonymity and being nonjudgmental allows vulnerable people to explore their thoughts without fear of repercussions.
The Guardian
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I was surprised by this since I've always thought of myself as a tolerant, nonjudgmental person.
The myth of a christian religion: losing your religion for the b...
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Just nonjudgmental, impersonal hotel rooms and rented villas.
Witch blood
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About 76 percent of respondents felt they could provide transgender patients with "nonjudgmental" care.
Reuters
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It's observational and nonjudgmental, a far cry from the pronouncements of Minuchin, Bruch, and so many others.
Brave girl eating: a family's struggle with anorexia
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Predictably she was shocked, but surprisingly nonjudgmental.
After the fall
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Squires fixed a nonjudgmental gaze on him.
Acts of nature
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His heart was huge, his soul nonjudgmental.
The double bind
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