If Communism is the extreme left of the political spectrum then the opposite is the extreme right. Dictatorship,absolute power by an autocracy, perhaps the best example is Nazi-ism, although some might suggest Reagans US administration. Certainly Communism & free trade or free enterprise to not sit easily together. I see communism & democracy as both being idealistic, unachievable states: Power to the people ! It just wont ever happen.
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Communism is social theory in response to the inhumanities of the industrial revolution. It was capitalism blamed for this pain and suffering and it is communism that offered itself as the opposite to capitalism. The capitalist seeks to own property. The communist seeks to prohibit private ownership of property. The capitalist seek to stave off government intrusion by asserting his natural rights as a freeborn person. The communist relies on a strong totalitarian form of government to control the means of production asserting that total government control is the only way to achieve a stateless society.
To the above answer, the Bolshevikist/Stalinist would argue that totalitarianism is necessary; most actual Marxists or Communists disagree. And, if we look at the actual communist policies that authoritarian socialist nations DID pursue (i.e., the U.S.S.R. and 1960's China), they did accomplish socialism and the beginnings of communism fairly well; it's sad that those accomplishments are marred by those nation's poor decisions and authoritarian government style. And to answer the question, communism is the epitome of sharing, where you and your neighbors would all operate as a single "family" or community, sharing the products of labor; unregulated corpocracy would be the exact opposite, with personal and corporate desires being the dominating feature.
Or simply the opposite of communism is capitalist.
Non-communication ... silence ... solitude
The opposite of community is individual, private or isolation.
Taking language to mean meaningful communication the opposite would be gibberish.
The opposite position of "called" is heard, answered, or replied.The opposite of a game that is called (stopped) is one that is continued.Given the two basic means of communication, the opposite of called could be wrote.
For sound, it would be loud, or noisy.For personalities and behavior, the opposite could be vivacious, or even boisterous.
An opposite of the word "to" is from.
In business external communication is communication with people outside of the company. Internal communication refers to communication within the business.
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Taking language to mean meaningful communication the opposite would be gibberish.
For clarification, antonym means opposite. So an opposite would be verbal communication or no communication at all. i.e. telephone, mute et cetera.
No, quite the opposite in fact
The opposite position of "called" is heard, answered, or replied.The opposite of a game that is called (stopped) is one that is continued.Given the two basic means of communication, the opposite of called could be wrote.
The 4 c's are consumer,cost,convenience and communication is the opposite of the 4p's in marketing
A breakdown of communication could be when two persons, or two countries no longer speak to each other. It could be intentional not to speak to each other, or a break down in equipment.
The main difference between communication diagrams and sequence diagrams is that sequence diagrams are good at showing sequential logic but not that good at giving you a "big picture view" whereas communication diagrams are the exact opposite
For sound, it would be loud, or noisy.For personalities and behavior, the opposite could be vivacious, or even boisterous.
No. Actually I think they do the opposite. When people play the games they shut out others and center their focus on the game. This does not promote communication.
"Verbal language" is inter-personal communication using words, both spoken and in writing. It is the opposite of "non-verbal communication" which includes gestures, shrugs, facial expressions - smiles, frowns and grimaces - and many other forms of "body language".
Usually only happens when there is sexual tension and there is a natural urge to have sexual intercourse which is another form of communication/ language.