nonaggrieved

English

Etymology

non- +‎ aggrieved

Adjective

nonaggrieved (not comparable)

1. Not aggrieved.
   • 1979, California. Legislature. Senate, Senate Bill, page 7:

     Any nonaggrieved person, in challenging the issuance of a coastal development permit, shall be subject to the same rules as the applicant for such a permit under the requirements set forth in Section 13053.5 of the California Administrative Code.

   • 2011, Roger D. Petersen, Western Intervention in the Balkans, page 89:

     Second, for the emotions-based approach, one of the key actors is often the "nonaggrieved population” or the population associated with government in BD's model.

   • 2011, William J. Chambliss, Police and Law Enforcement, page 194:

     Looting of shops by nonaggrieved people has been observed within various riots, including the Detroit riot of 1967 and the Los Angeles riot of 1992.