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Wat (wie) is non- - definitie
non-
¦ prefix expressing negation or absence: non-recognition.
?not of the kind or class described: non-believer.
Origin
from L. non 'not'.
Usage
The prefixes non- and un- both have the meaning 'not', but tend to be used with a difference of emphasis. See usage at un-1.
Non-
·- A prefix used in the sense of not; un-; in-; as in nonattention, or non-attention, nonconformity, nonmetallic, nonsuit.
non-
1.
Non- is used in front of adjectives and nouns to form adjectives that describe something as not having a particular quality or feature.
...non-nuclear weapons...
...non-verbal communication.
PREFIX
2.
Non- is used in front of nouns to form nouns which refer to situations where a particular action has not or will not take place.
He was disqualified from the council for non-attendance...
Both countries agreed that normal relations would be based on non-interference in each other's internal affairs.
PREFIX
3.
Non- is used in front of nouns to form nouns which refer to people who do not belong to a particular group or category.
Children of smokers are more likely to start smoking than are children of non-smokers.
PREFIX
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor non-
1. The non–American, the non–white, the non–dead, the oppressed?
2. Nuclear Non–Proliferation Nuclear Non–Proliferation Treaty (NPT) 11.
3. AHMADINEJAD (THROUGH TRANSLATOR): We love everyone around the world: Jews, Christians, Muslims, non–Muslims, non–Jews, non– Christians.
4. Non–smokers have the right to breathe clean, non–smoke–filled air.
5. About 24 percent of non–Christian, non–Jewish youths have attended a religious summer camp.