What is another word for benevolent neutrality?
Pronunciation: [bənˈɛvələnt njuːtɹˈalɪti] (IPA) 
Benevolent neutrality is the act of remaining impartial and non-interfering in a situation, while still maintaining a positive and supportive attitude towards those involved. Some synonyms that can be used for this term include gracious detachment, friendly impartiality, and supportive reserve. Other alternatives include caring neutrality, kind detachment, and empathetic impartiality. Benevolent neutrality is often required in situations where a person or group requires support, but needs the freedom and independence to make their own decisions. By keeping a positive and supportive attitude, while maintaining impartiality and detachment, one can help to create a supportive environment where individuals can grow and thrive.
