nonstructured
- adjective
- /nɒnˈstrʌkʧərd/
- There are also fifteen global partners, international organizations that serve as nonstructured ministry partners of WEA.
Examples
-
When Kevin has high anxiety and nonstructured (extra time), he is likely to get out of his seat and wander around to avoid his task.
Academic text (2013) -
The children enjoyed their time at the park, engaging in nonstructured activities like running and playing tag without any rules.
-
- Rule number four: if school is ever canceled, the following nonstructured outings are permissible...
-
Exercise addicts (15 males and 15 females, M age = 25.4 yrs) were operationally defined as persons who engaged in a variety of structured and nonstructured activity programs at the club at least five days per week for a minimum of 15 hours per week over the past 20 weeks.
Academic text (1991) -
After the lecture, the students had a nonstructured discussion about their interests, allowing for free-flowing conversation.
-
During the workshop, participants were encouraged to explore nonstructured approaches to problem-solving, fostering creativity and innovation.
Synonyms
Not in a clear order or plan
Not clear or organized, with ideas that jump around
Not clear or organized, like an explanation with no main idea
Something that has no clear shape, like fog or a cloud
Not organized in a clear plan or order
Not in a clear order and often messy
Not organised in a clear plan or order
Not done by a plan and lacking order
Not in any clear order
Not put in order and left messy
Not arranged according to a plan or regular order
Antonyms
How Structured
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonstructured = structured (transparent) = non + structure + ed
The prefix 'non-' negates the adjective 'structured', producing the straightforward meaning 'not structured'.
Etymology
Nonstructured starts with non- meaning 'not' and the rest comes from structure, a common word for 'how something is arranged'. So, nonstructured describes something 'not organized' or with 'no clear plan', which is why we use it for materials, data, or other things that lack a regular pattern.