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nonscene

nonscene adjective: not of or relating to a scene, especially a social scene.

Adjective

nonscene (not comparable)

  1. Not of or relating to a scene, especially a social scene.
    • a nonscene gay couple

Noun

nonscene (plural nonscenes)

  1. A scene, as in a play or film, that is insignificant or anticlimactic.

Forms of nonscene

pluralnonscenes

Origin of nonscene

From non- + scene.

Questions about nonscene

What does nonscene mean?
Nonscene means not of or relating to a scene, especially a social scene.
What part of speech is nonscene?
Nonscene can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near nonscene in the dictionary

  1. nonscarce
  2. nonscaring
  3. nonscarring
  4. nonscary
  5. nonscattered
  6. nonscene
  7. nonscenes
  8. nonscent
  9. nonscented
  10. nonscents
  11. nonsceptic

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