Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not copying or imitating something else; original in style or character.

Example: The artist's nonimitative approach to painting set her apart from her contemporaries.

Definition: A person who is not a permanent resident of a country and does not intend to stay there permanently, often visiting for a specific purpose such as work or study.

Example: As a nonimmigrant, she had to follow specific visa regulations during her stay in the country.

Definition: The act of not including someone or something; a situation where someone or something is left out.

Example: The noninclusion of certain voices in the discussion led to a lack of diverse perspectives.

Definition: The state of not being independent; relying on others or being controlled by them.

Example: The nonindependence of the two countries made it difficult for them to make their own decisions.

Definition: Referring to species or people that are not originally from a particular area or environment.

Example: The nonindigenous plants in the garden can sometimes outcompete the local species.

Definition: Describing something that has little or no ability to induce an electric current or magnetic field.

Example: The circuit was designed to be noninductive to prevent interference with the signal.

Definition: This word describes something that does not catch fire easily or is resistant to burning.

Example: The building materials used in construction are noninflammable to ensure safety.

Definition: Not causing inflammation or irritation in the body.

Example: The doctor prescribed a noninflammatory medication to help reduce the patient's discomfort.

Definition: This term describes something that does not lead to an increase in prices or economic inflation.

Example: The government implemented noninflationary policies to stabilize the economy.

Definition: This word describes something that does not change form to express different grammatical features, such as tense or number.

Example: In linguistics, a noninflectional word remains the same regardless of its grammatical role.