noncommunication
- noun
- /ˌnɒnˌkəmjunɪˈkeɪʃən/
- Formal
- The insurance claim was denied due to noncommunication of relevant information by the applicant.
Examples
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The contract was voided because of the seller's noncommunication about previous damage.
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In some cases, noncommunication of important facts can lead to legal consequences.
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The noncommunication of vital information can lead to serious consequences.
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His noncommunication during the investigation raised many eyebrows.
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The insurance claim was denied due to noncommunication of relevant information by the applicant.
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In some cases, noncommunication of important facts can lead to legal consequences.
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The contract was voided because of the seller's noncommunication about previous damage.
Synonyms
Keeping information hidden from other people
An attempt to hide a crime or scandal from the public
A promise not to tell private information to other people
Keeping something hidden or secret
The habit of not telling people things or hiding information from them
A deliberate failure to tell the police about a crime
Antonyms
How Transparent
Surface Forms
Morphology
noncommunication = communication (transparent) = non + communication
In legal/insurance contexts it denotes failure to disclose, but structurally it is still 'non-' + 'communication'.
Etymology
Noncommunication breaks into non- ('not') and communicate ('to share'), and this shows a simple idea: 'not sharing' important facts. That's why noncommunication can mean the failure to tell required information in legal, insurance, or official contexts.