Pronunciation: /nɑnpɑrtɪsɪˈpeɪʃən/
noun the state or act of not taking part in something
A1 Nonparticipation in class activities is not allowed.
A2 She was warned about her nonparticipation in group projects.
B1 The company policy prohibits nonparticipation in mandatory training sessions.
B2 His nonparticipation in the team's success was evident to everyone.
C1 The athlete's nonparticipation in the championship was a disappointment to fans.
C2 The politician's nonparticipation in the debate raised questions about their commitment to their constituents.
adjective describing someone or something that does not participate
A1 Nonparticipation in group activities is not recommended for team building.
A2 She showed nonparticipation in the project, which affected the overall outcome.
B1 His nonparticipation in the discussion was noted by the facilitator.
B2 The company's policy on nonparticipation in political activities is clear.
C1 The CEO's nonparticipation in the negotiations raised concerns among the board members.
C2 The athlete's nonparticipation in the championship was a surprise to fans and sponsors alike.
formal Nonparticipation in the study will result in incomplete data analysis.
informal If you choose nonparticipation, we won't have all the information we need.
slang Skipping out on the project is considered nonparticipation.
figurative In the game of life, nonparticipation means sitting on the sidelines.
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