unselective
adjEtymology From un- + selective.
1
Not selective; open and inclusive.
- The 1851 Exhibition was international and unselective; the 1951 exhibitions, however, will be entirely British.1951 May, “Railway and the Exhibitions of 1851 and 1951”, in Railway Magazine, page 300:
- “I’m preaching the virtues of the unselective small colleges, the ones that are inclusive rather than exclusive,” Mr. Pope said in an interview at his apartment in a retirement community here in the suburbs of northern Virginia.2007 February 28, Alan Finder, “A Fighter for Colleges That Have Everything but Status”, in New York Times: