nonpower
- noun
- /nɒnˈpaʊər/
- Activists spoke out against the nonpower of marginalized groups in the political process.
Examples
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The feeling of nonpower is frustrating.
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Decades of nonpower left the community feeling ignored by policymakers.
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The organization struggled with nonpower in negotiations against larger corporations.
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Many feel nonpower in their lives.
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The campaign highlighted the nonpower of small communities in influencing national policies.
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When she realized her nonpower in the decision-making process, she decided to speak up.
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His nonpower in the organization made it difficult for him to push for changes.
Synonyms
Not able to do something you need to do
A feeling of being unable to control or change what happens
A situation where people cannot take part in decisions that affect them
A feeling of being unable to change things
Antonyms
How Powerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonpower can also mean the state of having no power or authority, from non- ('not') plus power ('authority' or 'control'). So when someone talks about a group's nonpower, they mean that group has little influence or control in a situation.