non - not

• nondairy (adj.) not made with milk or other dairy products

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• nonfat (adj.) does not contain fat

• syn. – fat free

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non - not

• nonfiction (adj.) real, true, factual

• nonfictional (adj.) nonfictionally (adv.)

• ant. – fiction

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• nonhuman (adj.) not of the human species

• nonhumanness (n.)

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non - not

• nonprofit (adj.) not in the business to make a profit; for charity

• syn. – profitless; unlucrative

• ant. – profitable; lucrative

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• nonsense (n.) something that is silly or foolish

• nonsensical (adj.); nonsensically (adv); nonsensicalness (n.) nonsensicality (n.)

• syn. – twaddle;

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il-, im-, in-, ir-

not

• illegal (adj.) not within the law; not acceptable

• illegally (adv.)

• syn. – unlawful; criminal• ant. – legal; lawful

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• immobile (adj.) not able to move; montionless

• immobility (n.)

• syn. – rooted; anchored• ant. – mobile; unfixed

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• impaired (adj.) not of full quality, ability, or strength; damaged

• impairment (n.)

• syn. – faulty; defective• ant. – healthy; strong

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• impede (v.) to not be able to move forward; to block the passage

• impediment (n.)

• syn. – bar; check• ant. – help; encouragement

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il-, im-, in-, ir-not

il-, im-, in-, ir-

not

• inactive (adj.) idle; not in use; not active

• inactivity, inactiveness (n.); inactively (adv.)

• syn. – dormant; passive• ant. – busy; working

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• incapable (adj.) not having the ability; not able

• incapability (n.) incapably (adv.)

• syn. – incompetent; unable• ant. – competent; able

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il-, im-, in-, ir-

not

• irregular (adj.) not following a pattern

• irregularity (n.)

• syn. – disorderly; unsystematic• ant. – regular; conventional

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• irreversible (adj.) not able to change back or revert to a former state

• irreversibleness; irreversibility (n.)

• syn. – changeless; unalterable

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non - not

• nonverbal (adj.) not using speech; using little or no oral language

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• nontoxic (adj.) not harmful

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