nonrebel
nonrebel noun: one who is not a rebel.
Noun
nonrebel (plural nonrebels)
- One who is not a rebel.
- Indeed, Mr. Luck’s beard is notable precisely because he is a nonrebel.2015 October 2, Alex Williams, “For Andrew Luck, an Unruly Beard Is a Commercial Asset”, in New York Times
Forms of nonrebel
| plural | nonrebels |
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Origin of nonrebel
From non- + rebel.
Questions about nonrebel
- What does nonrebel mean?
- Nonrebel means one who is not a rebel.
- What part of speech is nonrebel?
- Nonrebel is a noun.
- What is the plural of nonrebel?
- The plural of nonrebel is nonrebels.
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