nonstandardness
- noun
- /ˌnɒnˈstændərdnəs/
- His essay was criticized for the nonstandardness of its language.
Examples
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The nonstandardness of the research methods was questioned by the review panel.
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The committee discussed ways to address the nonstandardness in their processes.
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The nonstandardness of the data raised concerns.
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Many critics point out the nonstandardness in the report.
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His essay was criticized for the nonstandardness of its language.
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The nonstandardness of the research methods was questioned by the review panel.
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The committee discussed ways to address the nonstandardness in their processes.
Synonyms
Not following accepted social and religious rules
A way of behaving that does not follow accepted customs or usual standards
A situation in which parts of something are different
Being outside the usual group of accepted works or ideas
Failure to follow accepted rules, standards, or requirements
Different parts of something that are not the same throughout
The state of not being usual or expected
Data that do not follow the usual bell-shaped pattern used in statistics
Antonyms
How Standard
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonstandardness = nonstandard (transparent) = non + standard + ness
The suffix '-ness' forms a noun indicating a state or quality from the adjective 'nonstandard'.
Etymology
Nonstandardness comes from the prefix non- ('not') and the word standard ('a usual rule or level'), so it means the quality of not following the usual rule or not matching a set standard.