nonruling
/nɑnˈrulɪŋ/
noun
- A person or group that does not hold governing power or authority.
- The nonrulings in the assembly argued for more transparency.
- The treaty was signed by both rulers and nonrulings to ensure peace.
- History often overlooks the contributions of nonrulings in shaping society.
adjective
- Not having the power or authority to govern or control a country, organization, or group.
- The nonruling party criticized the government's new tax plan.
- The council includes both ruling and nonruling members to ensure diverse opinions.
- In a democracy, nonruling citizens still have a voice through voting.
- Not currently in a position of leadership or decision-making within a group or system.
- The nonruling members of the committee could only suggest changes, not enforce them.
- As a nonruling elder in the community, he offered guidance without authority.
- She remained a nonruling partner in the firm, focusing on advisory roles.