Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not helpful or useful in achieving a positive outcome or solution.

Example: The feedback he gave was nonconstructive and did not help improve the project.

Definition: Not belonging to the same time period; not modern or current.

Example: The museum features noncontemporary art that dates back to the 18th century.

Definition: Not connected or touching; having gaps or interruptions between parts.

Example: The two noncontiguous areas of the park are separated by a busy road.

Definition: Not dependent on something else; unconditional.

Example: The funding for the project was noncontingent, meaning it would not be affected by other factors.

Definition: Relating to a type of pension plan where members do not have to make their own contributions to support it.

Example: The company offers a noncontributory pension plan, meaning employees do not need to pay into it.

Definition: Not following the usual or traditional ways of doing things; different from what is generally accepted.

Example: Her nonconventional approach to problem-solving often leads to innovative solutions.

Definition: Not willing to work with others or help them; refusing to cooperate.

Example: The noncooperative team made it difficult to complete the project on time.

Definition: Not lying in the same plane; referring to points or lines that do not all exist on a single flat surface.

Example: The four points are noncoplanar, meaning they do not all lie on the same flat surface.

Definition: A situation where two or more things do not show a relationship or connection with each other.

Example: The study found a noncorrelation between the amount of sleep and test scores.

Definition: This word describes a material that does not rust or decay when exposed to moisture or chemicals.

Example: Stainless steel is known for being noncorrodible, making it ideal for outdoor furniture.