nonrestrictive
nonrestrictive
Definition
non·re·stric·tive (-ri strik′tiv)
adjective
- not restrictive
- Gram. designating a modifier, as a word, phrase, or subordinate clause, that does not limit the reference of the word or phrase it modifies but merely adds information and thus is not essential to the meaning of a sentence: it is set off by punctuation marks “who is six feet tall” in “John, who is six feet tall, is younger than Bill” is a nonrestrictive clause
- nonrestricted
- nonretentive
- nonretiring
- nonretraceable
- nonretractile
- nonretroactive
- nonreturnable
- nonrevealing
- nonreversible
- nonrevertible
- nonrevolting
- nonrevolving
- nonrhetorical
- nonrhyming
- nonrhythmic
- nonrigid
- nonritualistic
- nonrival
- non-Roman
- nonromantic
- nonrotating
- nonroyal
- nonrural
- non-Russian
Browse dictionary entries near nonrestrictive
- nonrestraint
- nonresistant
- nonresistance
- nonresident alien
- nonresident
- Nonrepudiation
- nonrepresentational
- nonrecourse
- nonrecognition provision
- nonrated
- nonscheduled
- nonsectarian
- nonsense
- nonsensical
- nonsentient
- nonskid
- nonsocial
- nonspiritual
- nonstandard
- nonsteroidal
