Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Not equal in value, meaning, or function; different from something else.

Example: The two proposals are nonequivalent, as they offer different benefits.

Definition: Something that is not necessary or important.

Example: The meeting included many nonessential topics that could have been discussed later.

Definition: Not having undergone esterification, meaning it has not formed esters with acids or alcohols.

Example: The nonesterified fatty acids are important for various metabolic processes.

Definition: In spite of that; used to introduce a statement that contrasts with what has just been said.

Example: It was raining; nonetheless, we decided to go for a walk.

Definition: Not conforming to accepted standards of morality or principles of right and wrong.

Example: The company's nonethical practices led to public outrage and protests.

Definition: Not limited to a single person, group, or entity; allowing multiple parties to participate or share.

Example: The membership plan is nonexclusive, meaning anyone can join regardless of their background.

Definition: Not free from a requirement or obligation; subject to rules or taxes that apply to everyone.

Example: Employees who are nonexempt must receive overtime pay for hours worked beyond 40 in a week.

Definition: A person or thing that is not free from a duty, obligation, or requirement.

Example: The nonexempt employees must adhere to the new overtime policy.

Definition: The state or condition of not being present or not existing.

Example: The concept of nonexistence can be difficult to understand.

Definition: Something that does not exist or is not real.

Example: The idea of a unicorn is nonexistent in reality.

Definition: Not related to existence or being.

Example: The concept of nonexistential threats is often discussed in philosophy.