Pronunciation: /nɑn.kəmˈplaɪəns/
noun failure or refusal to comply with a rule or regulation
A1 Noncompliance with the rules may result in a penalty.
A2 The company faced consequences due to noncompliance with safety regulations.
B1 There are strict consequences for noncompliance with the company's policies.
B2 The audit revealed several instances of noncompliance with industry standards.
C1 The board of directors discussed strategies to address noncompliance issues.
C2 The company's reputation was tarnished by repeated instances of noncompliance with regulations.
adjective describing a person or entity that is not complying with a rule or regulation
A1 Noncompliance with safety regulations can lead to accidents.
A2 The company faced penalties due to noncompliance with environmental laws.
B1 The employee was warned about his noncompliance with the company's dress code.
B2 The project was delayed due to noncompliance with building regulations.
C1 Noncompliance with international trade agreements can result in sanctions.
C2 The government agency conducted audits to detect noncompliance with tax laws.
formal The company issued a warning letter to the employee for their noncompliance with company policies.
informal She got in trouble for her noncompliance with the dress code at work.
slang He's always in noncompliance with the rules, never following them.
figurative Her noncompliance with societal norms made her stand out in a unique way.
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