Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Referring to works or content that are not related to literature, such as practical or factual writing.

Example: The report was nonliterary, focusing on data and analysis rather than storytelling.

Definition: Describing something that is not limited to a specific area or location.

Example: The research included nonlocal effects that influenced the entire region.

Definition: A person who is not from the local area; someone who comes from a different place.

Example: The festival attracted many nonlocals who wanted to experience the local culture.

Definition: Not based on reason or logic; lacking logical reasoning.

Example: His argument was nonlogical and hard to follow.

Definition: Not giving off light or brightness; dark.

Example: The nonluminous surface of the moon reflects sunlight but does not emit its own light.

Definition: Not able to be attracted by a magnet or not influenced by magnetic fields.

Example: The material used for the casing is nonmagnetic, ensuring it won't interfere with the device's operation.

Definition: Not able to be shaped or bent easily without breaking.

Example: The metal is nonmalleable, meaning it cannot be easily formed into different shapes.

Definition: Not related to mathematics or mathematical concepts.

Example: The nonmathematical approach to the problem allowed for more creative solutions.

Definition: Describing someone who is not officially enrolled in a school or university program.

Example: She took a few classes as a nonmatriculated student before deciding to apply for a degree.

Definition: Not having any significance or purpose; lacking meaning.

Example: The report was filled with nonmeaningful data that did not help in making decisions.

Definition: Something that cannot be measured or quantified.

Example: The impact of the new policy on community well-being is largely nonmeasurable.