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Words, grammatical forms and meanings linked to the ontology.
nonkilling en · ADJ
Pronunciation
Etymology
From non- + killing.
Meanings
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(not-comparable) Not engaging in killing.
(...) we encourage scientific research (...) to aid us in the transition to nonviolent, and nonkilling societies
2007, 8th World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates, Charter for a World Without Violence:I'm a nonkilling accomplice in a felony murder — a robbery-murder. ... It's a defense to felony murder, for nonkilling accomplices
2001, Jeff Evans, Undoing time: American prisoners in their own words, page 149:Hunger does not normally induce frog killing in a nonkilling laboratory rat. However, if that rat has had the experience of watching a rat kill frogs, ....
1976, Kenneth Evan Moyer, The psychobiology of aggression, page 146:
Forms
nonkilling en · NOUN
Pronunciation
Etymology
From non- + killing.
Meanings
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(uncountable, usually) Lack of killing; permitting to live.
Buddhist belief inculcates nonkilling of sentient life […]
1994, Grolier Incorporated, Academic American encyclopedia, page 165:[…] but nonkilling of humans is a minimum characteristic
2002, Glenn D. Paige, Nonkilling Global Political Science, page 1:[…] respect of harmlessness to living beings and nonkilling of living beings.
1993, Ven. S. Dhammika, Seven Pillar Edicts, 7, translation of original by Ashoka the Great:
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(countable, usually) An action or occurrence other than a direct killing (but possibly having a similar effect).
But actions in the world don't come neatly dividing into killings and nonkillings: the gray area of the concept shades smoothly
1994, Ray Jackendoff, Patterns in the mind: language and human nature, page 200:[…] then its death is a moral wrong even if the result of "nonkillings" will be a marked decrease in the population of that part of the animal kingdom.
1991, Kent Greenawalt, Religious Convictions and Political Choice, page 105:This also includes nonkillings that in the end eliminate the group, such as preventing births or forcibly transferring children out of the group
2008, Heinz Duthel, Guilty as Charged! A Case for the International Criminal Court, page 20:
Forms
Relateds
satyagraha · nonlethal · nonviolence · ahimsa
Translations (45)
sv ickedödande (A precept or worldview) · cs nezabíjení (A precept or worldview) · lt nežudymas (A precept or worldview) · ig egbughị egbu (A precept or worldview) · pt não matar (A precept or worldview) · id anti-pembunuhan (A precept or worldview) · ko 비살생 (A precept or worldview) · sh neubijanje (A precept or worldview) · cmn 無殺戮 /无杀戮 (A precept or worldview) · ca no-matar (A precept or worldview) · uk не вбивати (A precept or worldview) · rom bi-mudaripen (A precept or worldview) · sl neubijanje (A precept or worldview) · haw Hakakā ʻole (A precept or worldview) · ga neamh-mharú (A precept or worldview) · gl non matar (A precept or worldview) · eu hiltzerik-ez (A precept or worldview) · he אל־הרג (A precept or worldview) · eo nemortigo (A precept or worldview) · el απόλεμος (A precept or worldview) · fi tappamattomuus (A precept or worldview) · fr non-meurtre (A precept or worldview) · pl niezabijanie (A precept or worldview) · nl niet-doding (A precept or worldview) · ht pa touye (A precept or worldview) · ro nonucidere (A precept or worldview) · tl walang-pagpatay (A precept or worldview) · es no-matar (A precept or worldview) · sk nezabíjení (A precept or worldview) · ia non-occider (A precept or worldview) · th การไม่ฆ่า (A precept or worldview) · tr öldürmeme (A precept or worldview) · arz عدم القتل (A precept or worldview) · mi patungakore (A precept or worldview) · bg неубийство (A precept or worldview) · hu gyilkolásmentesség (A precept or worldview) · no ikkedrap (A precept or worldview) · ar لَا قَتْل (A precept or worldview) · cr É-nipathtákániwahk (A precept or worldview) · sa अहिंसा (A precept or worldview) · war diri-pagpatay (A precept or worldview) · ru неприя́тие уби́йства (A precept or worldview) · da ikkedrab (A precept or worldview) · it nonuccidere (A precept or worldview) · ja 不殺生 (A precept or worldview)