nonworking
- adjective
- /nɒnˈwɜrkɪŋ/
- A waiter, obviously a duke during nonworking hours, poured tea.
Examples
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During the nonworking hours of the office, the staff prepares for the upcoming projects.
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The difference between them and the working and nonworking poor is often not net worth, which can very well be negative, but in access to resources and information.
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On nonworking days, she enjoys exploring new hobbies and spending time with her family.
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He prefers to relax and read books during his nonworking time on weekends.
Synonyms
Not connected to business activities, often private or social
Idle and not active, often for machines or factories
Antonyms
How Work-Related
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word nonworking comes from the prefix non- meaning 'not' and working meaning 'at work' or 'doing business'. So a nonworking day is a day 'not scheduled for work', like a holiday or weekend.