non-user
- adjective
- /ˈnɒnˌjuːzər/
- Researchers compared the habits of non-user households with those who regularly use the internet.
Examples
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The program offers special incentives to attract non-user groups to try the new service.
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Researchers compared the habits of non-user households with those who regularly use the internet.
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A non-user of social media may have different privacy concerns than frequent users.
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She is a non-user of social media.
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Many non-users prefer traditional methods.
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A non-user of social media may have different privacy concerns than frequent users.
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The program offers special incentives to attract non-user groups to try the new service.
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Etymology
The word non-user as an adjective comes from the first part non- meaning 'not' and the second part user meaning 'someone who uses'. Like non-smoker or non-profit, it describes a person or group that 'does not use' a product or service.