1. Plural of neutralism; the policy or practice of remaining neutral, especially in international affairs or conflicts.
Usage: Usually used in political or diplomatic contexts; Often refers to a nation's stance of non-alignment during wars or disputes
2. In philosophy, the doctrine that certain entities or properties are neutral with respect to some distinction or quality.
Usage: Technical philosophical term; Less common in everyday usage

Examples

• Several countries adopted neutralisms during the Cold War to avoid taking sides.
• The government's neutralisms in regional disputes drew criticism from neighboring nations.
• Historical neutralisms of smaller nations often reflected their desire for independence.
• Some philosophers debate neutralisms as a response to metaphysical questions.
• The policy of neutralisms allowed the country to maintain trade relationships with both superpowers.