Common Prefixes: Florida's B.E.S.T. Common Prefixes: non-

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  1. nonevent
    an anticipated event that turns out to be far less significant than was expected
  2. nonfat
    without fat or fat solids
  3. nonliving
    not endowed with life
  4. nonmember
    a person who is not a member
  5. nonprofit
    not commercially or financially motivated
  6. nonreader
    a person unable to read
  7. nonsense
    a message that seems to convey no meaning
  8. nonslip
    designed to reduce or prevent slipping
  9. nonsmoker
    a person who does not smoke tobacco
  10. nonstarter
    an idea or plan that has no chance of being successful
  11. nonstick
    permitting easy removal of adherent food particles
  12. nonstop
    at all times
  13. nontoxic
    not producing or resulting from poison
  14. nonverbal
    not using spoken or written language to communicate
  15. nonviolent
    achieved without bloodshed
Created on Fri May 03 00:43:02 EDT 2024 (updated Fri Jul 26 17:15:54 EDT 2024)

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