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anti-doping

anti-doping

3.7
About rules and actions to stop athletes using banned drugs
  • adjective
  • /ˌæn.tiˈdoʊ.pɪŋ/
  • Specialized
translation icon : antidopaje
  • The committee implemented strict anti-doping regulations to ensure fair competition among the athletes.

Examples

  • The athlete was banned for two years due to a violation of anti-doping rules after testing positive for a banned substance.

  • To promote a level playing field, the organization launched an anti-doping campaign aimed at educating young athletes.

  • The ESL announces details of their anti doping policy.

How Strict

anti-doping
  • Specialized
3.7
strict
359 3.2
moderate
415 3.3
lenient
32 4.4
permissive
  • Jargon
14 4.9

Surface Forms

anti-doping positive

Morphology

anti-doping = doping (transparent) = anti + dope + ing

The word is built directly from anti- plus doping, and the meaning is straightforwardly against doping in sport.

Etymology

Anti-doping combines anti- ('against') and doping (from 'dope', meaning 'a drug that helps performance'). So anti-doping describes rules or actions that are 'against' the use of banned drugs in sport.