nonastronomical
- adjective
- /ˌnɒnˌæstrəˈnɒmɪkəl/
- Many nonastronomical factors influenced the decision to build the telescope in that location.
Examples
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The conference included several nonastronomical topics, such as science education and museum management.
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The guide explained the nonastronomical uses of the observatory building, which included hosting community events.
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The guide explained the nonastronomical uses of the observatory building.
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The study is nonastronomical.
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This data is nonastronomical.
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Many nonastronomical considerations, such as budget and location, influenced their decision to construct the facility.
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The conference included several nonastronomical topics, including discussions on educational outreach strategies and environmental sustainability.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonastronomical = astronomical (transparent) = non + astronomical
The adjective 'astronomical' (meaning 'relating to astronomy') is simply negated by 'non-', making the sense directly inferable as 'not related to astronomy'.
Etymology
The word nonastronomical is made of non- meaning 'not' and astronomical, which comes from astronomy and ideas of 'stars' and the sky. So nonastronomical means not related to astronomy or the science of the sky.