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nonconsensual

[non-kuhn-sen-shoo-uhl]

adjective

  1. not agreed to by one or more of the parties involved.

    The crime of battery is defined in the state penal code as any unwanted and nonconsensual physical contact.



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Other Word Forms

  • nonconsensually adverb
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Word History and Origins

Origin of nonconsensual1

First recorded in 1840–45; non- ( def. ) + consensual ( def. )
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Example Sentences

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The Center for Democracy and Technology, a signatory to the letter, later noted in a follow-up statement that the powers granted to the FTC in enforcing such a vague law could lead to politically motivated attacks, undermining progress in tackling actual nonconsensual imagery.

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The state’s statute against nonconsensual sexual deepfakes has not generated as much controversy.

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The lawsuit, filed Sunday in Clark County, Nev., seeks damages for claims of assault, sexual assault, battery, sexual battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress while alleging multiple nonconsensual sexual encounters in her Las Vegas apartment between October and January.

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Yet the medical establishment in nearly all parts of the world has historically seen any variations in sex characteristics as something that needs to be “fixed,” and many intersex people have undergone unnecessary and nonconsensual surgeries at birth as a result that can lead to lifelong pain and side effects.

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Afterward, many do not receive the care they need to treat these symptoms stemming from nonconsensual operations.

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