nonconfidence
/ˌnɑnˈkɑnfɪdəns/
noun
- A lack of trust or belief in someone or something; the opposite of confidence.
- Her nonconfidence in the safety of the bridge made her take a different route.
- There was a general nonconfidence among voters about the proposed law.
- The team's nonconfidence in the new manager led to poor performance.
- A formal vote or motion expressing that a person or group no longer has the support of the majority, especially in a political context.
- After the scandal, the board passed a motion of nonconfidence against the CEO.
- The opposition called for a vote of nonconfidence in the prime minister.
- The government survived a nonconfidence vote by a narrow margin.
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