Definition Synonyms
Definition of nontraditional - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unconventionalUS not following established customs or practicesUS
- She chose a nontraditional career path.
2.
innovationintroducing new and innovative ideas
- The nontraditional design won the architecture award.
Expressions with nontraditional
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learner entering higher study later than the usual route
As a nontraditional student, he started university after years of work.
Origin of nontraditional
Latin, non (not) + traditio (tradition)
Terms with nontraditional included in their meaning
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education
nontraditional schooling or programs that use different methods from regular public schools
transportation
nontraditional propulsion system using different energy source than usual engines
housing
nontraditional places to live used instead of standard houses or apartments
nontraditional
not in accordance with habitual practice
Examples of nontraditional in a sentence
They live in a nontraditional family setup. Her nontraditional approach changed the company's direction. They adopted a nontraditional method to solve the problem.
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- French:non conventionnel, non traditionnel, ...
- German:unkonventionell, ...
- Italian:non tradizionale, originale, ...
- Spanish:no tradicional, ...
- Portuguese:não tradicional, ...
- Chinese:非传统的, 非传统, ...
- Japanese:非伝統的な, 革新的な, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر تَقْلِيدِي, خارِج عَن المَألوف, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא מָסוֹרְתִּי, לֹא מָסוֹרָתִי, ...
- Russian:нетрадиционный, ...
- Ukrainian:нетрадиційний, новаторський, ...
- Hindi:अपरंपरागत, गैर-पारंपरिक, ...
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