Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Not limited to or connected with any specific religious group or denomination.

Example: The school promotes a nonsectarian approach to education, welcoming students from all backgrounds.

Definition: This word describes something that cannot settle or form sediment.

Example: The solution was nonsedimentable, remaining clear and mixed without any particles settling at the bottom.

Definition: Describing a situation or environment where people or things are not separated or divided into different groups.

Example: The school implemented a nonsegregated policy to promote inclusivity among students.

Definition: The state of not separating people or things into different groups based on characteristics like race or gender.

Example: The school promoted nonsegregation to ensure all students learned together regardless of their backgrounds.

Definition: Not exciting or dramatic; lacking in sensational qualities.

Example: The film was praised for its nonsensational approach to storytelling.

Definition: Something that is silly or absurd and does not make sense.

Example: The story was so nonsensical that I couldn't follow it at all.

Definition: Not related to or appealing to the senses; lacking sensory qualities.

Example: The painting was criticized for its nonsensuous style, which failed to evoke any emotional response.

Definition: Not arranged in a specific order or sequence; occurring in a random or non-ordered manner.

Example: The data was presented in a nonsequential format, making it difficult to follow.

Definition: In a way that does not follow a specific order or sequence.

Example: The events were presented nonsequentially, making it challenging to follow the storyline.

Definition: Describing a result or value that is not important or does not have a meaningful effect, especially in statistics.

Example: The study found that the changes in temperature were nonsignificant and did not affect the results.