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nondetermination

nondetermination noun: absence of determination.

Noun

nondetermination (uncountable)

  1. Absence of determination.
    • Through the nondetermination of things, a moral principle becomes equivalent to philosophy as the determination of the nature of things.2000, Seth Benardete, Ronna Burger, Michael Davis, The Argument of the Action, page 245

Origin of nondetermination

From non- + determination.

Phrases with nondetermination

Questions about nondetermination

What does nondetermination mean?
Nondetermination means absence of determination.
What part of speech is nondetermination?
Nondetermination is a noun.

Words near nondetermination in the dictionary

  1. nondetergent
  2. nondetergents
  3. nondeteriorating
  4. nondeteriorative
  5. nondeterminate
  6. nondetermination
  7. nondeterminative
  8. nondetermined
  9. nondeterminicity
  10. nondeterminism
  11. nondeterminisms

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