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noncommunist

British  
/ ˌnɒnˈkɒmjʊnɪst /

adjective

  1. relating to a government or state that does not practise communism

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noun

  1. a person who does not practise communism

    re-enter politics as a noncommunist

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A gathering of noncommunist groups held at the same time brightens Beijing’s drab winter, drawing tech billionaires, movie stars and ethnic minorities in distinctive traditional dress.

From Seattle Times

Gen. Claire Lee Chennault, began acting as a “messenger” between the U.S. and noncommunist Asia during the Kennedy administration.

From The Wall Street Journal

Government offices that manage religious affairs and try to build support among Chinese communities overseas will be abolished, with their functions formally subsumed under the party’s United Front Department, a body tasked to manage relations with noncommunist groups.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rights advocates say the law would allow the party to expand some controversial disciplinary practices to cover noncommunist public servants, including lengthy and secretive detentions during which suspects have no access to legal counsel.

From The Wall Street Journal

In terms of the sheer number of people affected, India suffered more than any noncommunist country.

From The Wall Street Journal