non-totalitarian
- noun
- /nɒnˌtoʊtəlɪˈtɛəriən/
- The new constitution was drafted by a group of non-totalitarians seeking to protect civil liberties.
Examples
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The new constitution was drafted by a group of non-totalitarians seeking to protect civil liberties.
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Many non-totalitarian leaders advocated for free elections and open debate.
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After years of strict rule, the country finally elected a non-totalitarian government.
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Many non-totalitarian countries value individual freedoms.
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The non-totalitarian movement gained momentum in the 1980s.
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Many non-totalitarian leaders advocated for free elections and open debate.
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After years of strict rule, the country finally elected a non-totalitarian government.
Synonyms
A person who wants power moved from a central government to local governments
Antonyms
How Totalitarian
Surface Forms
Morphology
non-totalitarian = totalitarian (transparent) = non + total + itarian
The word is transparently formed by adding the productive negative prefix 'non-' to 'totalitarian'.
Etymology
Non-totalitarian starts with non- 'not' and the part total means 'whole' or 'complete', and a totalitarian is someone who wants total control. So a non-totalitarian is a person or group who does not want total control and who supports freedom.