non-inscrit
non-inscrit noun: an independent politician.
Noun
non-inscrit (plural non-inscrits)
- An independent politician.
- A non inscrit can produce amendments but he cannot be a rapporteur.1972, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, Papers by Command
- Lastly, a pair of moves that are invisible in Table 17-4 involves one non-inscrit who affiliated with the Gaullist group only to return to the ranks of the non-inscrits one week later.1986, Philip E. Converse, Roy Pierce, Political Representation in France, Harvard University Press, →ISBN, page 548
- A member of a party which is not part of a European political group.
- Finally there is the group of the 'Non Inscrits', which traditionally has been dominated by extreme-right members.2009, Jacques Thomassen, The Legitimacy of the European Union After Enlargement, Oxford University Press, →ISBN, page 26
- What she meant, of course, was that she was fed up with being a 'non inscrit' member and would like to be accepted into our group.2011, Nigel Farage, Flying Free, Biteback Publishing, →ISBN
Forms of non-inscrit
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Origin of non-inscrit
From French non (“not”) inscrit (“registered”).
Questions about non-inscrit
- What does non-inscrit mean?
- Non-inscrit means an independent politician.
- What part of speech is non-inscrit?
- Non-inscrit is a noun.
- What is the plural of non-inscrit?
- The plural of non-inscrit is non-inscrits.
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