nonfinancial
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4.6
- adjective
- /nɒnˈfaɪnænʃəl/
- Understanding nonfinancial factors can help businesses improve their customer satisfaction.
- nonfinancial employment
- nonfinancial hurdle
- nonfinancial information
Examples
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Consequently, our results may indicate that nonfinancial employment commitment in Israel is actually lower than was found in previous studies.
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New work also seriously considers nonfinancial incentives.
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In any large organization, thousands of these financial and nonfinancial activities take place.
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However, behind it are both the financial systems and nonfinancial systems.
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As a result, the market looks for alternate nonfinancial information sources.
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Similarly, day-to-day operations managers demand a wide range of financial and nonfinancial performance measures.
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The drivers of performance are lead indicators; they are forward-looking and normally nonfinancial measures.
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The additional contribution of social desirability to the prediction of nonfinancial employment, beyond the contribution of age, is significant.
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The additional contribution of social desirability to the prediction of nonfinancial employment commitment, beyond the contribution of age, is significant.
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The largest increases among nonfinancial firms were in hotels, amusement services, lumber, and social services.
Academic text (2016)
Synonyms
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4.6
Not involving money, for example gifts or services
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5.5
Not about money, trade, or profit but about other values
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6.4
Not involving money
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7.0
Not about money, taxes, or other financial matters
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9.3
Not about money, like feelings or time off
Antonyms
How Financial
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonfinancial is made of the part non- meaning 'not' and financial, from finance meaning 'money' or 'managing money'. So, nonfinancial describes something that is 'not about money'.