nonintervention

Examples

• All

• The previous policy monopoly based on free markets and nonintervention has collapsed.

  Academic text (1996)

• To persuade them, Hizbullah pointed to the potential costs of nonintervention.

  Academic text (2017)

• Nevertheless, his ideas did not have a significant impact on American views about political economy and state nonintervention for another two generations.

  Academic text (2017)

• Stability is also strengthened by the new military leaders who have stated their commitment to nonintervention in political affairs.

  Academic text (1995)

• However, a major difference between the coup attempts of 1981 and 1994 was Senegal's nonintervention in 1994.

  Academic text (1996)

• In practice, recognition served as a weapon against Venezuela's democrats while "nonintervention" prevented even relatively minor efforts to help them.

  Academic text (1992)

• But democratic reformers rejoined that the revolution's doctrine of nonintervention had been perverted.

  Academic text (2001)

• The country's policy of nonintervention has helped maintain peace in the region.

• Many nations support the principle of nonintervention in foreign conflicts to avoid escalation.

• His belief in nonintervention shaped his approach to international relations and diplomacy.

Synonyms

I

isolation

vsnonintervention

• Literature

27 5.3

A country's policy of staying apart from other countries' politics and trade

is about refusing to intervene in others' affairs rather than full withdrawal

I

isolationism

vsnonintervention

• Literature

10 7.7

A country's choice to avoid political and economic contact with other countries

is limited to avoiding involvement in foreign conflicts or specific affairs

N

nonparticipation

vsnonintervention

1 6.1

Not taking part in an activity with other people

is a sustained policy of avoiding other countries' affairs rather than single acts

N

noninterference

vsnonintervention

1 7.5

Not getting involved in other countries' or people's affairs

is focused on state practice toward international relations rather than general disputes

N

noninvolvement

vsnonintervention

1 5.5

Not taking part in or connected with something

is a deliberate state used mainly in foreign affairs and conflicts

N

non-involvement

vsnonintervention

6.0

Not taking part in an activity, especially when others do it together

is about national policy avoiding other states' affairs rather than single activities

D

disinvolvement

vsnonintervention

9.8

Not taking part in something like a group or activity

is a formal state applied as foreign policy, not just a general process

Antonyms

I

intervention

258 4.1

Becoming involved in a situation to change what happens, often to help solve a problem

How Interventionist

occupation

225 7.2

intervention

258 4.1

mediation

41 4.2

neutrality

22 4.4

nonintervention

• Formal

1 7.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology