Pronunciation: /nɑn.rɪˈzɪs.tɪv/
noun a person or thing that does not resist or oppose
A1 Nonresistive behavior is important in conflict resolution.
A2 The nonresistive approach led to a peaceful resolution.
B1 The nonresistive stance taken by the group helped de-escalate the situation.
B2 Her nonresistive attitude towards criticism allowed her to grow professionally.
C1 The nonresistive nature of the negotiations paved the way for a successful agreement.
C2 His nonresistive response to the challenge demonstrated his maturity and leadership skills.
adjective describing something that does not resist or oppose
A1 She had a nonresistive attitude towards trying new foods.
A2 The child showed a nonresistive behavior during the dental check-up.
B1 The company implemented a nonresistive policy towards employee feedback.
B2 The team displayed a nonresistive approach to adopting new technology.
C1 The diplomat maintained a nonresistive stance during the negotiations.
C2 The leader's nonresistive leadership style encouraged open communication among team members.
formal The material used in the circuit is nonresistive, allowing for efficient flow of electricity.
informal I prefer using nonresistive wires for my electronics projects as they work better.
slang These nonresistive cables are top-notch for fast charging!
figurative Her nonresistive attitude towards change helped her adapt easily to new situations.
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