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non-radiation

non-radiation

6.4
Not giving off harmful rays like X-rays
  • adjective
  • /nɒnˈreɪdiˌeɪʃən/
  • Specialized
translation icon : no radiación
  • Doctors recommended a non-radiation imaging technique for the patient's diagnosis.

Examples

  • We prefer non-radiation methods for our experiments.

  • A non-radiation process was chosen to prevent any exposure to harmful rays.

  • The laboratory uses non-radiation equipment to ensure the safety of its workers.

  • This device is completely non-radiation safe.

  • The laboratory uses non-radiation equipment to ensure the safety of its workers.

  • A non-radiation process was chosen to prevent any exposure to harmful rays.

  • Doctors recommended a non-radiation imaging technique for the patient's diagnosis.

Synonyms

nonradioactive
vsnon-radiation
4.2

Not giving off harmful radiation

is broader, denying any production or involvement of electromagnetic or ionizing radiation
nonradiative
vsnon-radiation
  • Specialized
8.4

Energy that does not leave as light but becomes heat inside a material

is the general absence of producing or involving any form of radiation

Antonyms

radiation
  • Specialized
438 4.5

Energy that comes out as rays or waves, like sunlight

How Radiating

ionizing radiation
  • Specialized
3 6.5
radioactive
  • Specialized
180 5.7
radiating
4.2
emissive
  • Specialized
7.6
non-radiation
  • Specialized
6.4

Surface Forms

non-radiation positive

Morphology

non-radiation = radiation (transparent) = non + radiation

The negative prefix 'non-' straightforwardly negates the noun 'radiation', producing the literal meaning 'absence of radiation'.

Etymology

Non-radiation comes from the prefix non- 'not' plus radiation, which has a root meaning 'ray' or 'beam'. So a non-radiation device or method is one that does not give off rays, which is why the word describes equipment or techniques that do not emit harmful radiation.