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non-paying

non-paying

3 3.9
Not required to give money or not having given money for something
  • adjective
  • /nɑnˈpeɪɪŋ/
: no remunerado
  • She worked at a non-paying internship to gain experience in her field.

Examples

  • It took me weeks to get them jobs, non paying jobs in community shops.

  • Oh, I I was at a non paying internship.

  • Many students take non-paying positions to build their resumes.

  • He chose a non-paying volunteer role because he wanted to help the community.

Synonyms

unpaid
vsnon-paying
65 1.8

Money that someone still owes and has not paid

is used when payment is not required or something is provided free
outstanding
vsnon-paying
  • Specialized
44 3.9

Not yet paid and still owed

is used when payment is not required or something is provided free
nonpaid
vsnon-paying
1 3.7

Done without money given for work or services

focuses instead on absence of an obligation to pay or items provided free
nonpaying
vsnon-paying
1 3.5

Someone who does not pay for a service

covers that but also means items given or received without payment
unremunerated
vsnon-paying
1 8.0

Not paid for work or help

covers the same idea but also applies to items given or received without payment

Antonyms

82 2.7

A job or activity that gives money for the work you do

How Paid

paid
239 1.0
free
∞ 1.0
non-paying
3 3.9

Surface Forms

non-paying positive
non-payinger comparative
non-payingest superlative

Morphology

non-paying = paying (transparent) = non + pay + ing

Formed by prefixing the productive negative 'non-' to 'paying', yielding the straightforward meaning 'not paying' or 'without payment'.

Etymology

Non-paying comes from the prefix non- meaning 'not' and pay meaning 'to give money', as in payment. So non-paying describes someone or something that does not give money or is given without payment.