nonviolence in Chinese
nonviolence in Chinese is 非暴力 — nonviolence means a philosophy or practice of pursuing change through peaceful means rather than force.
nonviolence in Chinese
非暴力
Pronounced: fēi bào lì
A philosophy that rejects the use of violence, and instead seeks to bring about change through peaceful responses even to violent acts.
What does "nonviolence" mean?
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noun A philosophy or practice of pursuing change through peaceful means rather than force.
"Gandhi's campaign of nonviolence helped bring an end to British colonial rule in India."
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nonviolence in a sentence
- Gandhi's campaign of nonviolence helped bring an end to British colonial rule in India.
- The activists committed to nonviolence even when faced with police aggression.
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What is "nonviolence" in Chinese?
"nonviolence" in Chinese is 非暴力. nonviolence means: A philosophy or practice of pursuing change through peaceful means rather than force.
How do you pronounce 非暴力?
"nonviolence" in Chinese is 非暴力, pronounced "fēi bào lì".
How do you use "nonviolence" in a sentence?
Example: "Gandhi's campaign of nonviolence helped bring an end to British colonial rule in India." In Chinese, "nonviolence" is 非暴力.
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