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nonentrenchment

nonentrenchment noun: the principle that laws are free to be amended by future legislative majorities.

Noun

nonentrenchment (plural nonentrenchments)

  1. The principle that laws are free to be amended by future legislative majorities.
    Antonyms:
    entrenchment

Antonyms of nonentrenchment

Forms of nonentrenchment

pluralnonentrenchments

Origin of nonentrenchment

From non- + entrenchment.

Questions about nonentrenchment

What does nonentrenchment mean?
Nonentrenchment means the principle that laws are free to be amended by future legislative majorities.
What part of speech is nonentrenchment?
Nonentrenchment is a noun.
What is the plural of nonentrenchment?
The plural of nonentrenchment is nonentrenchments.

Words near nonentrenchment in the dictionary

  1. nonentomologists
  2. nonentrant
  3. nonentrants
  4. nonentrapped
  5. nonentrenched
  6. nonentrenchment
  7. nonentrenchments
  8. nonentrepreneurial
  9. nonentres
  10. nonentries
  11. nonentropic

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