| nonequivalence |
combined form of equivalence. |
| nonequivalent |
combined form of equivalent. |
| nonerotic |
combined form of erotic. |
| nones |
in the ancient Roman calendar, the ninth day before the ides of each month, such as March 7, the ninth day before March 15. |
| nonessential |
not necessary or important; unessential. [2 definitions] |
| nonestablished |
combined form of established. |
| nonestablishment |
combined form of establishment. |
| nonesuch |
a person or thing that has no equal; someone or something uniquely excellent, skilled, beautiful, or the like. |
| nonet |
a musical composition for nine instruments, or the nine players that perform it. |
| nonetheless |
despite the foregoing; still; nevertheless. |
| nonethical |
combined form of ethical. |
| nonethnic |
combined form of ethnic. |
| non-Euclidean |
of or designating any geometry not based on the postulates of Euclid. |
| non-European |
combined form of European. |
| nonevaluative |
combined form of evaluative. |
| nonevidence |
combined form of evidence. |
| nonexclusive |
combined form of exclusive. |
| nonexecutive |
combined form of executive. |
| nonexempt |
combined form of exempt. |
| nonexistent |
not existing; not having substance in reality. |
| nonexistential |
combined form of existential. |