UK: /ˌnɒn.dʒʌdʒˈmen.təl/ (Note: IPA verified for stress placement and vowel sounds)
语源 (Etymology)
Origin:
Formed by the negation prefix non- (Latin non, meaning "not") + judgmental (from judgment, derived from Old French jugement and Latin judicium, meaning "judgment"). 中文翻译: 由否定前缀 non-（拉丁语 non，意为“不”）+ judgmental（源自 judgment，其词源为古法语 jugement 和拉丁语 judicium，意为“判断”）构成。
Historical Shift:
Coined in the 20th century as a deliberate contrast to judgmental, emphasizing neutrality or objectivity. No radical semantic shift; directly reflects the negation of judgment. 中文翻译: 形成于20世纪，作为 judgmental 的刻意对立词，强调中立或客观。无根本性语义演变，直接体现对“评判”的否定。
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解释 (Definition)
中文解释: 不评判的；无偏见的（指避免对他人或事物轻易下判断，保持客观或宽容的态度）
English (Oxford):
(adj.) Not given to making or expressing judgments, especially moral or personal judgments; impartial and tolerant.
例句 (Example Sentences)
例句 1: "As a therapist, it’s essential to maintain a nonjudgmental attitude to create a safe space for clients."
（作为治疗师，保持不评判的态度至关重要，这样才能为客户创造安全的环境。） Context: Professional counseling scenario, highlighting empathy and open-mindedness.
例句 2: "She offered a nonjudgmental listening ear when her friend shared their struggles."
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