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noncommitment

noncommitment noun: lack of commitment.

Noun

noncommitment (countable and uncountable, plural noncommitments)

  1. Lack of commitment.
    • “At age 52, I learned that according to the Executive Board I had allegations of noncommitment to Islam, lack of belief in the system of the Islamic Republic and lack of following the Constitution of the Islamic Republic,” Mr. Alami said2008 January 24, Michael Slackman, “Most Reformists Appear Purged From Iran Ballot”, in New York Times

Forms of noncommitment

pluralnoncommitments

Origin of noncommitment

From non- + commitment.

Questions about noncommitment

What does noncommitment mean?
Noncommitment means lack of commitment.
What part of speech is noncommitment?
Noncommitment is a noun.
What is the plural of noncommitment?
The plural of noncommitment is noncommitments.

Words near noncommitment in the dictionary

  1. noncommissioned officer
  2. noncommissioned officers
  3. noncommissural
  4. noncommital
  5. noncommitally
  6. noncommitment
  7. noncommitments
  8. noncommittal
  9. noncommittalism
  10. noncommittally
  11. noncommittalness

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