nonelection
- noun
- /nʌnɪˈlɛkʃən/
- The candidate accepted her nonelection with grace and thanked her supporters.
Examples
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After the results were announced, the mayor's nonelection became the main topic of discussion.
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His unexpected nonelection led to a major shift in the party's leadership.
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The nonelection left the council without a leader.
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What are the implications of a nonelection?
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The candidate accepted her nonelection with grace and thanked her supporters.
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His unexpected nonelection led to a major shift in the party's leadership.
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After the results were announced, the mayor's nonelection became the main topic of discussion.
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Etymology
Nonelection comes from no- 'not' and elect 'chosen'. So nonelection can mean 'not being chosen' after a vote, which is why the word is used for someone or a result where a person did not win an election.