nondisposable
- adjective
- Specialized
- The project required the use of nondisposable assets, which could not be sold or liquidated.
Examples
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Some funds remain nondisposable due to legal restrictions placed upon them.
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You should separate nondisposable income from the money you can actually spend.
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The nondisposable resources are crucial for our sustainability efforts.
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Many companies are investing in nondisposable materials to reduce waste.
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The project required the use of nondisposable assets, which could not be sold or liquidated.
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Some funds remain nondisposable due to legal restrictions placed upon them.
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You should separate nondisposable income from the money you can actually spend.
Synonyms
So important and needed that you cannot do without it
You cannot use it to buy things or pay for them
Antonyms
How Disposable
Surface Forms
Morphology
nondisposable = disposable (semi-transparent) = non + dispose + able
The morphology (non- + disposable) is clear, but the applied meaning for assets/resources ('not available to be used or spent') is a specialized or shifted sense of 'disposable' that may not be immediately obvious to all learners.
Etymology
Nondisposable is built from non- 'not' and disposable 'available to use or spend'. So when we talk about money or assets, nondisposable means 'not available to be spent or sold', which explains the financial sense.