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nonconsolidation

nonconsolidation noun: a state of not being consolidated.

Noun

nonconsolidation (uncountable)

  1. A state of not being consolidated.
    • Movement across and within the four broad possibilities of outright authoritarianism, hybridization, nonconsolidation, and consolidated democracy is possible, and across these regime types certain other regime-level features or legacies may remain.1998, Jonathan Hartlyn, The Struggle for Democratic Politics in the Dominican Republic, Univ of North Carolina Press, page 14
    • The nonconsolidation plan rejected the debtors’ compromise plan and the complete substantive consolidation of the ad hoc group.2011 July 19, U.S. Government Accountability Office, Bankruptcy: Components of Inventory Change in the U.S. Housing Market: 2007-2009, DIANE Publishing, page 87

Origin of nonconsolidation

From non- + consolidation.

Questions about nonconsolidation

What does nonconsolidation mean?
Nonconsolidation means a state of not being consolidated.
What part of speech is nonconsolidation?
Nonconsolidation is a noun.

Words near nonconsolidation in the dictionary

  1. nonconsistency
  2. nonconsistent
  3. nonconsistorial
  4. nonconsolatory
  5. nonconsolidated
  6. nonconsolidation
  7. nonconsoling
  8. nonconsolute
  9. nonconsonant
  10. nonconsonantal
  11. nonconsonants

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