Antonyms for compliance
kəmˈplaɪ ənscom·pli·ance

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1. compliance

   Antonyms:
   resistance, repulsion, disobedience, refusal, noncompliance

   Synonyms:
   yielding, submission, obedience, acquiescence, consent, ductility, docility

Matched Categories

1. • Agreeableness
   • Group Action

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1. conformity, conformation, compliance, abidancenoun

   acting according to certain accepted standards

   "their financial statements are in conformity with generally accepted accounting practices"

   Antonyms:
   disobedience, noncompliance

   Synonyms:
   contour, conformation, accord, residency, conformism, submission, configuration, compliancy, form, complaisance, obligingness, shape, residence, accordance, conformity, conformance, abidance, deference, ossification

2. complaisance, compliance, compliancy, obligingness, deferencenoun

   a disposition or tendency to yield to the will of others

   Antonyms:
   disobedience, noncompliance

   Synonyms:
   abidance, submission, complaisance, conformity, respectfulness, respect, deference, conformation, obligingness, compliancy

3. submission, compliancenoun

   the act of submitting; usually surrendering power to another

   Antonyms:
   disobedience, noncompliance

   Synonyms:
   abidance, entry, submission, conformity, deference, complaisance, conformation, obligingness, meekness, compliancy

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1. compliancenoun

   Synonyms:
   yielding, concession, submission, obedience, acquiescence

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. compliance

   Synonyms:
   Adherence to treatment

2. compliance

   Synonyms:
   Compliance (in relation to trials), trial compliance

How to use compliance in a sentence?

1. Paul Ryan:

   We expect compliance, i'm still getting daily reports from our committee chairs about the progress on the compliance.

2. An FBI spokesperson:

   The FBI takes compliance very seriously, especially when it comes to sensitive investigative matters, which is why, in 2019, we conducted an internal audit of those matters, while the number of deviations from FBI approval, notification and administrative requirements noted in the report is unacceptable, we began implementing important changes in training and raising awareness even prior to issuance of the report, and we remain committed to ensuring all personnel adhere to our internal investigative and operational guidelines.

3. Cynthia Giles:

   In the past, EPA has only eased compliance obligations in a targeted way to address specific problems, such as Superstorm Sandy.

4. John Visentin:

   Simply put, Fujifilm has failed to prepare Fuji Xerox to comply with the laws and regulations applicable to U.S. public companies, and, as you and your advisors are surely aware, it would likely take years for any such compliance capability to be achieved.

5. The NIH:

   NIH has been working with EcoHealth Alliance (EHA) to review its compliance with requirements of the NIH Grants Policy statement due to concerns with administrative non-compliance with the terms and conditions of NIH grant awards. NIH’s approach with cases of grant non-compliance is generally to provide a grantee the opportunity to come into compliance in an effort to preserve the research, when possible. This is consistent with HHS grant regulations, which provide that in cases of non-compliance, a funding agency can impose specific award conditions; and if the agency determines that the noncompliance cannot be remedied by specific award conditions, then the agency may take more severe actions, such as terminating an award in whole or in part.

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