Definition of non-violence in English:

non-violence

noun

mass noun

The use of peaceful means, not force, to bring about political or social change.
非暴力
Gandhi's commitment to the principle of non-violence
Example sentencesExamples
- He has been struggling for peace and non-violence for years.
- We want to work to make non-violence an organizing principle in our society, and the way to do that is education.
- Yet this was a just war, where the principle of non-violence did not for once apply.
- Dialogue through Poetry aims to build a culture of peace and non-violence.
- During visits to India he studied Gandhi's principles of non-violence.
- Pope John Paul will be remembered for his resolve to promote love, peace and non-violence.
- As I said, we are open to anyone who wants to publicise any cause so long as their basic belief is non-violence and peace.
- United Nations International Day of Peace is a day of global ceasefire and non-violence.
- He teaches peace and non-violence at six area universities and at a number of public secondary and high schools.
- During the campaign white ribbons will be used to show support and personal commitment to non-violence, as well as boost awareness.
- The choreography explores the concept of harmony and echoes the message of non-violence and peace.
- Simplicity was a major criterion in the community and my life revolved round the message of social justice and non-violence.
- The common thread that connected them was their abiding belief that peace and non-violence were the only forces that could save humanity.
- It predates both the peaceful non-violence of Martin Luther King and the radical militancy of the Panthers.
- His participation in conferences is to spread the message of peace and non-violence.
- In intellectual terms his emphasis was upon the force of truth and non-violence in the struggle against evil.
- I hope you will consider the use and practice of non-violence in a more creative and positive way, rather than dismiss it as mere idealism.
- Guns weren't exactly something she had wanted to hold as she was a girl who believed in peace and non-violence.
- Not only is non-violence a powerful political tool, but it is, and becomes, a spiritually uplifting force.
- But is it possible to draw a clear line where peace and non-violence may be given up in favour of violence, even war?
Synonyms
law and order, lawfulness, order, peacefulness, peaceableness, harmony, harmoniousness, accord, concord, amity, amicableness, goodwill, friendship, cordiality, non-aggression

单词	non-violence
释义	Definition of non-violence in English: non-violence noun mass noun The use of peaceful means, not force, to bring about political or social change. 非暴力 Gandhi's commitment to the principle of non-violence Example sentencesExamples He has been struggling for peace and non-violence for years. We want to work to make non-violence an organizing principle in our society, and the way to do that is education. Yet this was a just war, where the principle of non-violence did not for once apply. Dialogue through Poetry aims to build a culture of peace and non-violence. During visits to India he studied Gandhi's principles of non-violence. Pope John Paul will be remembered for his resolve to promote love, peace and non-violence. As I said, we are open to anyone who wants to publicise any cause so long as their basic belief is non-violence and peace. United Nations International Day of Peace is a day of global ceasefire and non-violence. He teaches peace and non-violence at six area universities and at a number of public secondary and high schools. During the campaign white ribbons will be used to show support and personal commitment to non-violence, as well as boost awareness. The choreography explores the concept of harmony and echoes the message of non-violence and peace. Simplicity was a major criterion in the community and my life revolved round the message of social justice and non-violence. The common thread that connected them was their abiding belief that peace and non-violence were the only forces that could save humanity. It predates both the peaceful non-violence of Martin Luther King and the radical militancy of the Panthers. His participation in conferences is to spread the message of peace and non-violence. In intellectual terms his emphasis was upon the force of truth and non-violence in the struggle against evil. I hope you will consider the use and practice of non-violence in a more creative and positive way, rather than dismiss it as mere idealism. Guns weren't exactly something she had wanted to hold as she was a girl who believed in peace and non-violence. Not only is non-violence a powerful political tool, but it is, and becomes, a spiritually uplifting force. But is it possible to draw a clear line where peace and non-violence may be given up in favour of violence, even war? Synonyms law and order, lawfulness, order, peacefulness, peaceableness, harmony, harmoniousness, accord, concord, amity, amicableness, goodwill, friendship, cordiality, non-aggression
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