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non-common

non-common adjective: not common (to several cases etc.); distinct.

Adjective

non-common (not comparable)

  1. Not common (to several cases etc.); distinct.
    • a non-common spelling of a word
    • [T]he latter might obtain the benefit of subrogation as to the non-common source or fund.1883 June 16, “The Assets of the Bank of Tennessee”, in James W. Wallace, Alex Summers, editors, Knoxville Daily Tribune, volume XXXIV, number 151 (5045 overall), Knoxville, Tenn.: Bean, Summers &...

Forms of non-common

alternative formnoncommon

Origin of non-common

From non- + common.

Questions about non-common

What does non-common mean?
Non-common means not common (to several cases etc.); distinct.
What part of speech is non-common?
Non-common is an adjective.

Words near non-common in the dictionary

  1. non-commital
  2. non-commitally
  3. non-committal
  4. non-committally
  5. non-committalness
  6. non-common
  7. non-commonality
  8. non-communicable
  9. non-communist
  10. non-communists
  11. non-compact

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