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nonresistance

[non-ri-zis-tuhns] / ˌnɒn rɪˈzɪs təns /


NOUN
passive resistance
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Eventually, many of Garrison’s adherents came to believe that slavery could only be defeated by force, and abandoned nonresistance.

From The Wall Street Journal

"In the body politic as in the body personal, nonresistance to the milder indulgences paves the way for nonresistance to the deadlier."

From Salon

“Many people in the community feel helpless, but they also realize the power of prayer and the power of our historic theology,” he said, including the Anabaptist belief in nonresistance to violence.

From Washington Times

Conservative Anabaptists, while disagreeing over technology and other issues, share traditions such as modest, plain clothing, separation from mainstream society, closely disciplined congregations and a belief in nonresistance to violence.

From Seattle Times

If the predator is unmoved, carrying a weapon and threatening your life, she advises retreating into a state of nonresistance.

From Washington Post