Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Not simple or easy; significant or important in some way.

Example: The solution to the problem was nontrivial and required advanced techniques.

Definition: Describing a situation where not everyone agrees or is in complete agreement.

Example: The decision was nonunanimous, with several members expressing different opinions.

Definition: Not having the same characteristics or qualities throughout; varying in form or nature.

Example: The nonuniform distribution of resources led to some areas being much better off than others.

Definition: The state or quality of being different in form, size, or texture; not uniform or consistent throughout.

Example: The nonuniformity of the fabric made it difficult to sew the pieces together evenly.

Definition: Describing a group or workforce that does not have representation from a labor union.

Example: The nonunionized workers expressed their concerns about job security during the meeting.

Definition: Describing something that is not one of a kind or is shared with others.

Example: The results of the experiment were nonunique, as other researchers had similar findings.

Definition: The condition where something is not unique or does not have a single distinct form or value.

Example: The nonuniqueness of the solutions made it difficult to determine the best option.

Definition: Relating to or consisting of nine parts or members; nine times as much in size, strength, number, or amount.

Example: The nonuple alliance was formed by nine countries working together.

Definition: A quantity that is nine times as much or nine times as many.

Example: The recipe calls for a nonuple amount of sugar for the large cake.

Definition: Describing something that is not designed for practical use or utility, often focusing on aesthetic or philosophical values instead.

Example: The artist's work is often considered nonutilitarian, emphasizing beauty over function.

Definition: The state or condition of not being valid or acceptable.

Example: The nonvalidity of the document led to its rejection by the authorities.