non-routine
- adjective
- /nɑnˈruːtin/
- The project manager assigned him to a non-routine task that required creative problem-solving skills.
But so a lot of people were convinced that wasn't the case because they said they had non routine jobs.
- But so a lot of people were convinced that wasn't the case because they said they had non routine jobs.
Examples
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She enjoyed working on non-routine assignments that challenged her and allowed for innovation.
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During the meeting, we discussed several non-routine issues that had arisen unexpectedly.
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Third is carrying out non routine manual tasks for which robots, at least as yet, do not have the capabilities.
Synonyms
Not common and different from what people expect
Not often found or seen and so rare
Not normal or what people expect
Different from what is usual in a way that may be worrying
Different from what most people do or accept
Different from what is usual or expected
Not planned or arranged in advance
Not following a usual pattern or rule
Not usual for a person or thing
Not doing things in the usual way
Not usual and different from what you expect
Not usual or expected in a situation
Not usual or expected
Different from what most people expect
Not usual or what most people expect
Not following the usual or expected pattern in data
Antonyms
How Routine
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word non-routine starts with non- meaning 'not' and the word routine meaning your usual, everyday way of doing things, like a 'daily routine'. So a non-routine task or problem is one that is not the usual kind and often needs special attention.