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no-confidence [uncountable]
vote of no-confidence/no-confidence vote/motion of no-confidence etc
fears that he may lose a vote of no-confidence in parliament
The chairman has survived four no-confidence motions.
no-confidence [uncountable] vote of no-confidence/no-confidence vote/motion of no-confidence etc fears that he may lose a vote of no-confidence in parliament The chairman has survived four no-confidence motions.Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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