noncommunist
- noun
- /ˌnɒnˈkɒmjʊnɪst/
- During the negotiations, noncommunists voiced concerns about the proposed reforms.
Examples
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Many noncommunists gathered to discuss their views.
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The new government included several noncommunists in key cabinet positions.
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Many noncommunists participated in the protests against the regime.
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He is a proud noncommunist who believes in democracy.
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During the political upheaval, many noncommunists sought safety in nearby countries.
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The conference featured a discussion among leading noncommunists about the future of democracy.
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Historically, noncommunists faced significant challenges during the rise of authoritarian regimes.
Synonyms
A person who opposes communism
Antonyms
A person who supports the idea that people share things and work for the community
How Communist
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
A noncommunist comes from non- meaning 'not' plus communist, a word from 'common' or 'shared' like common and community, so a noncommunist is a person who does not support the idea of shared ownership or the Communist party.