nonsubscription
- noun
- /ˌnɒn.səbˈskrɪp.ʃən/
- Due to nonsubscription, he was unable to view the latest articles in the online magazine.
Examples
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The library implemented a nonsubscription system to allow patrons free access to digital resources without any fees.
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His nonsubscription to the agreement surprised the rest of the committee.
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The church faced division over the issue of nonsubscription to its official creed.
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Public nonsubscription to the new policy led to further debate among the members.
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His nonsubscription surprised everyone.
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Why did you choose nonsubscription this time?
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The company faced criticism for the nonsubscription policy that excluded customers from accessing premium content.
Synonyms
Refusing to pay a debt or to follow a contract, often by a government
The failure to officially approve an agreement or treaty
Refusal to accept an offer, invitation, or idea
The state of not accepting a new idea or rule
A lack of a clear decision, promise, or support for something
A feeling of not being welcomed or not agreeing
Antonyms
How Willing
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonsubscription = subscription (semi-transparent) = non + subscribe + tion
Formation by non- + subscription is regular, but the specific sense 'not signing/assenting to a formal statement' is somewhat specialized and may not be obvious to learners who know 'subscription' mainly as a payment.
Etymology
Nonsubscription combines non- ('not') with subscription, a word that originally meant 'to write under' or 'to sign'. So, nonsubscription is the act of not signing or not agreeing to a formal statement or creed.