Synonyms for non-violent
non-vi·o·lent

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1. non-violentadjective

   Synonyms:
   peace-loving, pacific

   Antonyms:
   violent

2. non-violentadjective

   (Of a deed, event etc.) Without violence.

   Synonyms:
   pacific, peace-loving

   Antonyms:
   violent

3. non-violentadjective

   (Of a person or movement) Opposed to violence.

   Synonyms:
   peace-loving, pacific

   Antonyms:
   violent

4. non-violentadjective

   (Of a convict) Sentenced for a crime that did not involve violence.

   Synonyms:
   pacific, peace-loving

   Antonyms:
   violent

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1. List of paraphrases for "non-violent":

   nonviolent, non-violence, violence-free, peaceful

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1. Ben Crump:

   George Floyd says in response to Thomas Lane. George Floyd was given no explanation as to why George Floyd was being questioned, according to the news report. Ben Crump, the attorney for the George Floyd family, said the footage reinforces that George Floyd posed no threat to the four officers. The more video evidence you see, the more unjustifiable George Floyds torture and death at the hands of the police becomes, although the allegation against George was for a non-violent offense involving a $ 20 bill, the police officers approached him with guns drawn, simply because he was a Black man.

2. Joe Biden:

   Nobody should be in jail for a non-violent crime, when we were in the White House, we released 36,000 people from the federal prison system.

3. Mike Dominguez:

   Of course, they give the general political statement ‘nonviolent.’ But we saw what non-violent does in Kenosha. We saw what non-violent releases do across the country with this ‘woke’ system, it’s disgusting.

4. Bloody Sunday Lewis:

   My message would be very simple. Look around. We have a choice. We must decide. Get out there and vote like we've never ever voted before, the vote is the most powerful non-violent instrument or tool that we have in a democratic society and we must use it.

5. Alan Gottlieb:

   Under existing federal law many people convicted of non-violent state-level misdemeanors have lost their Second Amendment rights because they’ve been lumped together with convicted felons due to indeterminate sentencing laws, that’s not right, and cases like this help restore some perspective and narrow some broad legislative brush strokes.