Definition Synonyms
Definition of passivism - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
inactivityRare state of being inactive or submissiveRare
- His passivism made him avoid conflicts.
2.
political philosophyRare belief in non-violent political actionRare
- The activist promoted passivism as a means to achieve social change..
Origin of passivism
Latin, passivus (suffering) + -ism (practice)
Examples of passivism in a sentence
Passivism in the workplace can hinder progress. Her lectures on passivism were inspiring. Passivism was at the core of their movement.
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- French:passivisme, non-violence politique, ...
- German:Passivität, Gewaltlosigkeit, ...
- Italian:passivismo, pacifismo, ...
- Spanish:pasivismo, pacifismo, ...
- Portuguese:passivismo, não-violência, ...
- Chinese:被动主义, 和平主义, ...
- Japanese:受動性, 非暴力主義, ...
- Arabic:خُمُول, سِلْمِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:פָּסִיבִיזְם, ...
- Russian:пассивность, пацифизм, ...
- Ukrainian:пасивність, пацифізм, ...
- Hindi:पैसिविज़्म, अहिंसावाद, ...
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