nonabject
nonabject adjective: not abject.
Adjective
nonabject (comparative more nonabject, superlative most nonabject)
- Not abject.
- Isn't that the thing about us? That we try to create meaning through a struggle of recognizing the nonabject in us, in recognizing that what exists in the first case is the desire to cooperate?1998, Alison Leigh Brown, Subjects of Deceit: A Phenomenology of Lying, page 79
- Similarly, while the law abolished formal distinctions, social norms and mores were slower to change, on the part of erstwhile senmin and nonabject people alike.2014, Joseph D. Hankins, Working Skin: Making Leather, Making a Multicultural Japan, page 21
Forms of nonabject
| comparative | more nonabject |
|---|---|
| superlative | most nonabject |
| alternative form | non-abject |
Origin of nonabject
From non- + abject.
Questions about nonabject
- What does nonabject mean?
- Nonabject means not abject.
- What part of speech is nonabject?
- Nonabject is an adjective.
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