non-aggression principle
non-aggression principle noun: the legal or political principle asserting that initiating conflict against persons or their property, or threatening to do so, is illegitimate.
Noun
non-aggression principle
- The legal or political principle asserting that initiating conflict against persons or their property, or threatening to do so, is illegitimate.
- Synonyms:
- non-aggression axiom
non-aggression principle meaning in Persian
non-aggression principle in Persian
- Translations
- اصل عدم تجاوز asl 'adam tajâvoz
Synonyms of non-aggression principle
Forms of non-aggression principle
| alternative abbreviation | NAP |
|---|---|
| alternative form | nonaggression principle |
Questions about non-aggression principle
- What does non-aggression principle mean?
- Non-aggression principle means the legal or political principle asserting that initiating conflict against persons or their property, or threatening to do so, is illegitimate.
- What is non-aggression principle in Persian?
- Non-aggression principle in Persian is اصل عدم تجاوز (asl 'adam tajâvoz). See Non-aggression principle meaning in Persian.
- What part of speech is non-aggression principle?
- Non-aggression principle is a noun.
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