Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not related to machines or mechanical processes; often refers to actions or systems that are organic or natural rather than automated.

Example: The artist's approach was nonmechanical, focusing on creativity rather than rigid techniques.

Definition: Describing something that does not operate in a mechanical or automatic way, often implying a more complex or holistic approach.

Example: The nonmechanistic view of the ecosystem considers the interactions between various species and their environment.

Definition: Not changeable or unpredictable; stable and consistent in behavior or characteristics.

Example: Her nonmercurial nature made her a reliable friend during tough times.

Definition: A type of element that does not have the properties of metals, often found in gases or brittle solids.

Example: Oxygen is a common nonmetal that is essential for life.

Definition: Not having the same color appearance under different lighting conditions; refers to colors that do not change in appearance when viewed under different types of light.

Example: The two paints are nonmetameric, meaning they will look the same regardless of the lighting.

Definition: Describing something that is literal and not using figures of speech or symbolism.

Example: The instructions were nonmetaphorical, making them easy to understand.

Definition: Describing something that does not follow a regular rhythm or meter, often used in music or poetry.

Example: The composer created a nonmetrical piece that allowed for more expressive freedom.

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

Example: The researchers focused on nonmicrobial factors that could affect the experiment's outcome.

Definition: Not imitating or representing something else; not mimicking.

Example: The artist's nonmimetic style focuses on abstract forms rather than realistic depictions.

Definition: Referring to something that does not have a molecular structure or is not composed of molecules.

Example: The nonmolecular substance was found to have unique properties compared to its molecular counterparts.