nonrefusal

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ refusal.

Noun

nonrefusal (usually uncountable, plural nonrefusals)

1. Absence of refusal.
   • 2001, Karmen MacKendrick, Immemorial silence:

     Here the silent, the inexpressible, is not simply death, but even its inherence in life, or life's nonrefusal of both death and living, language's nonrefusal of silence with sound.

   • 2002, Robert M Groves, Survey nonresponse:

     This study has three purposes: The first is to compare the frequency of item missing values for converted and nonrefusal cases.