Definition of permissiveness in English:

permissiveness

noun pəˈmɪsɪvnəspərˈmɪsɪvnəs

mass noun

Great or excessive freedom of behaviour.
a new age of sexual permissiveness
the permissiveness of the 1960s
Example sentencesExamples
- I did not argue that less permissiveness would lead to more violence.
- Perhaps they give him the same sense of permissiveness that allowed them to find their unique artistic voices nearly 40 years ago.
- Even in an age of moral permissiveness, such behaviour was held to be politically unacceptable.
- The responses of the women generally did not support a hypothesis about greater permissiveness in sexual behavior.
- When all things are permissible, then permissiveness loses its allure.
- Over the course of an hour, he made several stabs at the city's permissiveness.
- Permissiveness is ignoring misbehavior or failing to set reasonable limits on behavior.
- The biotech industry has grown up in an era of almost complete permissiveness.
- In his world, the norm would be one of extreme social permissiveness.
- If you're right, then society would be foolish not to just try out a little more permissiveness.

Definition of permissiveness in US English:

permissiveness

nounpərˈmisivnəspərˈmɪsɪvnəs

Great or excessive freedom of behavior.
a new age of sexual permissiveness
the permissiveness of the 1960s
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the course of an hour, he made several stabs at the city's permissiveness.
- I did not argue that less permissiveness would lead to more violence.
- The responses of the women generally did not support a hypothesis about greater permissiveness in sexual behavior.
- The biotech industry has grown up in an era of almost complete permissiveness.
- Permissiveness is ignoring misbehavior or failing to set reasonable limits on behavior.
- Perhaps they give him the same sense of permissiveness that allowed them to find their unique artistic voices nearly 40 years ago.
- Even in an age of moral permissiveness, such behaviour was held to be politically unacceptable.
- If you're right, then society would be foolish not to just try out a little more permissiveness.
- In his world, the norm would be one of extreme social permissiveness.
- When all things are permissible, then permissiveness loses its allure.

单词	permissiveness
释义	Definition of permissiveness in English: permissiveness noun pəˈmɪsɪvnəspərˈmɪsɪvnəs mass noun Great or excessive freedom of behaviour. a new age of sexual permissiveness the permissiveness of the 1960s Example sentencesExamples I did not argue that less permissiveness would lead to more violence. Perhaps they give him the same sense of permissiveness that allowed them to find their unique artistic voices nearly 40 years ago. Even in an age of moral permissiveness, such behaviour was held to be politically unacceptable. The responses of the women generally did not support a hypothesis about greater permissiveness in sexual behavior. When all things are permissible, then permissiveness loses its allure. Over the course of an hour, he made several stabs at the city's permissiveness. Permissiveness is ignoring misbehavior or failing to set reasonable limits on behavior. The biotech industry has grown up in an era of almost complete permissiveness. In his world, the norm would be one of extreme social permissiveness. If you're right, then society would be foolish not to just try out a little more permissiveness. Definition of permissiveness in US English: permissiveness nounpərˈmisivnəspərˈmɪsɪvnəs Great or excessive freedom of behavior. a new age of sexual permissiveness the permissiveness of the 1960s Example sentencesExamples Over the course of an hour, he made several stabs at the city's permissiveness. I did not argue that less permissiveness would lead to more violence. The responses of the women generally did not support a hypothesis about greater permissiveness in sexual behavior. The biotech industry has grown up in an era of almost complete permissiveness. Permissiveness is ignoring misbehavior or failing to set reasonable limits on behavior. Perhaps they give him the same sense of permissiveness that allowed them to find their unique artistic voices nearly 40 years ago. Even in an age of moral permissiveness, such behaviour was held to be politically unacceptable. If you're right, then society would be foolish not to just try out a little more permissiveness. In his world, the norm would be one of extreme social permissiveness. When all things are permissible, then permissiveness loses its allure.
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