Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Relating to or characteristic of people who are not part of the aristocracy or nobility.

Example: The nonaristocratic families in the town contributed to the community in many ways.

Definition: Not having a strong, pleasant smell or fragrance; lacking aromatic properties.

Example: The chemical compound is classified as nonaromatic due to its lack of distinct odor.

Definition: A type of chemical compound that does not have the special stability and structure associated with aromatic compounds.

Example: Water is considered a nonaromatic substance because it does not have a ring structure with delocalized electrons.

Definition: Not showing confidence or forcefulness in expressing opinions or desires.

Example: She has a nonassertive personality, often avoiding confrontation.

Definition: Describing something that is not indivisible or cannot be broken down into smaller parts.

Example: In programming, a nonatomic operation may lead to inconsistent data if not handled properly.

Definition: Not done by machines or computers; requiring human effort or intervention.

Example: The factory still relies on nonautomated processes for some of its production.

Definition: Not able to act independently or make decisions on one's own.

Example: The nonautonomous vehicle requires a driver to operate it safely.

Definition: A situation where something is not available or cannot be accessed.

Example: The nonavailability of resources has delayed the project.

Definition: Referring to something that is not caused by or related to bacteria.

Example: The doctor diagnosed her with a nonbacterial infection.

Definition: A substance that does not belong to the group of drugs known as barbiturates, which are used to treat anxiety and sleep disorders.

Example: Doctors may prescribe a nonbarbiturate for patients who need help sleeping without the risks associated with barbiturates.

Definition: Referring to matter that does not include baryons, which are particles like protons and neutrons that make up atomic nuclei.

Example: Dark matter is often considered to be nonbaryonic because it does not consist of ordinary atoms.