Understanding Nonmartialness: The Lack of Martial Qualities

Nonmartialness refers to the absence or lack of martial qualities, such as courage, discipline, and self-control. It can also refer to behavior or attitudes that are opposite to or in contrast with martial values, such as cowardice, laziness, or disorganization. In a military context, nonmartialness can be seen as a negative trait that undermines the effectiveness of a unit or organization, while in a broader sense, it can be viewed as a personal failing or shortcoming.

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