nonacquisitional
nonacquisitional adjective: not acquisitional; not involving acquisition.
Adjective
nonacquisitional (not comparable)
- Not acquisitional; not involving acquisition.
- Ah, merde, in my haste to hit the streets I brought only five euros, so good mood or not, it's gonna be a cheap-girl day of nonacquisitional pleasure.2006, Kirsten Lobe, Paris Hangover, page 53
- According to the authors, these techniques can provide orders of magnitude improvements in power consumption and increased accuracy of query results over nonacquisitional systems that do not actively control when and where data is collected.2012, Albert Y. Zomaya, Young Choon Lee, Energy-Efficient Distributed Computing Systems
Origin of nonacquisitional
From non- + acquisitional.
Questions about nonacquisitional
- What does nonacquisitional mean?
- Nonacquisitional means not acquisitional; not involving acquisition.
- What part of speech is nonacquisitional?
- Nonacquisitional is an adjective.
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