non-involvement
non-involvement — noun
1. a state in which someone does not take part and does not feel closely connected
a state in which someone does not take part and does not feel closely connected to what is happening.
Nila's non-involvement in the family argument kept her out of later blame.
non-involvement in + dispute
Police confirmed Leo's non-involvement in the office scam.
pattern: confirm someone's non-involvement
Public non-involvement let the plan pass without any town-hall debate.
After the split, Sari chose non-involvement in her former band's decisions.
The report links voter non-involvement to long shifts and high transport costs.
- detachment
stresses emotional distance more strongly than simple lack of participation
- nonparticipation
focuses on not joining an activity, often in formal or official contexts
- neutrality
emphasizes not taking sides rather than not being connected at all
- involvement
the direct opposite, meaning active connection or participation
- participation
focuses on actually taking part in an activity or event
- engagement
often suggests active interest and willing participation
文法句型
non-involvement in + dispute / crime / decision
claim non-involvement
voter non-involvement
用法筆記
Usually followed by 'in' when you name the situation. It often appears in legal, political, and relationship contexts to stress that someone stayed outside an event or kept emotional distance from it.