Nonopposition

Pronunciation: /nɑːnəˈpəzɪʃən/

Definitions of nonopposition

noun a lack of opposition or resistance

Example Sentences

A1 Nonopposition means not resisting or objecting to something.

A2 In a democratic society, nonopposition is a valid form of expressing dissent.

B1 The party leader declared a policy of nonopposition to the government's decision.

B2 The company's nonopposition to the new regulations surprised many industry experts.

C1 The nonopposition of the international community allowed the dictator to continue his oppressive regime.

C2 The lack of nonopposition from the public led to the controversial law being passed without much resistance.

Examples of nonopposition in a Sentence

formal The board members voted in nonopposition to the proposed changes.

informal Everyone was on board with the plan, so there was no opposition.

slang No one had a problem with it, so we all just went with the flow.

figurative The idea sailed through without any resistance.

Grammatical Forms of nonopposition

• past tense: nonopposed
• plural: nonoppositions
• comparative: more nonopposed
• superlative: most nonopposed
• present tense: nonoppose
• future tense: will nonoppose
• perfect tense: have nonopposed
• continuous tense: is nonopposing
• singular: nonopposition
• positive degree: nonopposed
• infinitive: to nonoppose
• gerund: nonopposing
• participle: nonopposing

Origin and Evolution of nonopposition

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'nonopposition' is derived from the prefix 'non-' meaning 'not' or 'without' and the noun 'opposition' meaning resistance or disagreement.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe the absence of opposition or resistance, the word 'nonopposition' has evolved to also signify neutrality or lack of conflict in various contexts.