nonregulation
nonregulation noun: absence of regulation.
Noun
nonregulation (countable and uncountable, plural nonregulations)
- Absence of regulation.
- Nonregulation of the market led to an eventual collapse.
- That which is not a regulation.
- In addition to regulations, there are nonregulations that are important. For example, the policy at most major medical journals that they will only publish studies that had been prospectively listed in a public clinical trial database.2008, Richard Chin, Bruce Y. Lee, Principles and Practice of Clinical Trial Medicine, page 243
Adjective
nonregulation (not comparable)
- Not according to regulations.
- So we played a nonregulation one-wall handball game.2012, Richard M. Abrams, Street Games: Bygone Times in Brooklyn
Forms of nonregulation
| plural | nonregulations |
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Origin of nonregulation
From non- + regulation.
Questions about nonregulation
- What does nonregulation mean?
- Nonregulation means absence of regulation.
- What part of speech is nonregulation?
- Nonregulation can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of nonregulation?
- The plural of nonregulation is nonregulations.
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