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nonviolent

/nɒnˈvaɪ.ə.lənt/

Traduction: Décrit une personne, une action ou un mouvement qui évite le recours à la force physique ou à l'agression, souvent dans le contexte d'une protestation ou d'une résolution de conflits.

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adjective

/nɒnˈvaɪ.ə.lənt/B2formalpolitical
  • frDécrit une personne, une action ou un mouvement qui évite le recours à la force physique ou à l'agression, souvent dans le contexte d'une protestation ou d'une résolution de conflits.

Describes a person, action, or movement that avoids the use of physical force or aggression, often in the context of protest or conflict resolution.

  1. Abstaining from violence on principleB2formal

    Choosing not to use physical force or aggression, based on a moral or philosophical belief.

    frnonviolent (qui s'abstient de violence par principe)

    • The leader advocated for nonviolent resistance against the regime.
    • Many activists follow a nonviolent approach to social change.
    • His nonviolent philosophy was inspired by the teachings of Gandhi.

    Synonymesdovishnonaggressivepacifistpacifisticpeaceablepeaceful

    Antonymesaggressivebrutalcombativeforcefulviolent

  2. Achieved without bloodshedB2formal

    Describing an outcome or process that is accomplished without causing injury or death.

    frsans effusion de sang

    • The transition of power was remarkably nonviolent.
    • They organized a nonviolent protest that ended peacefully.
    • The conflict was resolved through nonviolent negotiations.

    Synonymesbloodlessnonlethalpacificpeacefulunbloody

    Antonymesbloodthirstybloodymurderousviolent

Formes
  • more nonviolent comparative form
  • most nonviolent superlative form
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