nonidentification
- noun
- /ˌnɒnˌaɪdɛntɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/
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- Unlike the West, party nonidentification in Korea could be a threat to democracy because it shows apathy about the political system.
- party nonidentification
Examples
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In Korea, party nonidentification or nonsupport reflects neither passive contentment with the government's actions nor satisfaction with the status quo.
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The goal of this study was to examine the sources of party nonidentification and orientational differences on selected issues between identifiers and non-identifiers.
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Does party nonidentification matter?
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Many young voters are experiencing nonidentification with any political party, leading to lower turnout in elections.
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The nonidentification of individuals in our survey highlights a growing trend of anonymity in social movements.
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His nonidentification during the event made it difficult for organizers to gauge participation levels.
Synonyms
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Being unknown so other people do not know who you are
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A situation when a person or thing has no name and is not known
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Lack of identity that makes people or things seem unknown
Not being officially accepted or approved by an authority
Antonyms
How Identified
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonidentification = identification (transparent) = non + identify + ation
Formation is a straightforward addition of productive prefix 'non-' to the noun 'identification', yielding a clear negated meaning.
Etymology
Nonidentification is made from non- meaning 'not' and identity meaning 'who someone is'. So it describes the state of not being identified or having no name or personal details attached, as when a study keeps people's names hidden to protect privacy.