nonviolence in Portuguese
nonviolence in Portuguese is não-violência — nonviolence means a philosophy or practice of pursuing change through peaceful means rather than force.
nonviolence in Portuguese
não-violência
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 Portuguese?
"nonviolence" in Portuguese is não-violência. nonviolence means: A philosophy or practice of pursuing change through peaceful means rather than force.
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 Portuguese, "nonviolence" is não-violência.
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