nonadoption
7.6
The state of not accepting a new idea or rule
- noun
- /ˌnɒnəˈdɒpʃən/
:
no adopción
- Therefore, how do physicians justify their performance decisions (i.e., adoption or nonadoption of CPGs into their clinical practices) in terms of Weiner's (1979) internal-external, stable-unstable factors?
Examples
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The nonadoption of the climate change initiative by several countries is concerning for global efforts.
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The nonadoption of the new tax policy has sparked widespread debate among economists.
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Many companies face challenges due to the nonadoption of innovative technologies in their operations.
Synonyms
rejection
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3.0
Not being accepted by people or a group
is limited to decisions not to use or carry out policies and ideas
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7.2
An official decision not to accept a claim, for example a tax expense
is about a voluntary decision not to put a policy or idea into practice
unacceptance
vsnonadoption
7.5
A feeling of not being welcomed or not agreeing
is the active decision or act rather than only the passive condition
nonacceptance
vsnonadoption
6.5
Refusal to accept an offer, invitation, or idea
is about decisions not to choose or implement policies and ideas generally
8.6
The failure to officially approve an agreement or treaty
is broader, covering any policy or idea not chosen or put into use
Antonyms
How Adopted
Surface Forms
nonadoption singular
nonadoptions plural
Morphology
Etymology
Nonadoption is made of non- meaning 'not' and adoption meaning 'to take up or accept'. So, nonadoption is the state of 'not accepting' or 'not putting into use' a plan, policy, or idea.