nonsegregated

6.3

Not separated by race, religion, or other group differences

adjective
/ˌnɒnˈsɛɡrɪˌɡeɪtɪd/

: no segregado

The school was declared nonsegregated after the court ruling.

Examples

Employees now work together in a nonsegregated environment that values diversity.
In a nonsegregated environment, everyone feels included.
Decades ago, some neighborhoods became nonsegregated following civil rights reforms.
The school is nonsegregated.
Employees now work together in a nonsegregated environment that values diversity.
Decades ago, some neighborhoods became nonsegregated following civil rights reforms.
The school was declared nonsegregated after the court ruling.

Synonyms

integrated

vsnonsegregated

1 4.2

Open to people of all races and groups living or working together

emphasizes absence of separation rather than active mixing

unsegregated

vsnonsegregated

1 6.4

Not separated by race or group

presents the same state but without stressing official action

desegregated

vsnonsegregated

5.3

Open equally to people of different races or groups after separation ended

is the general condition of not being separated by race

Antonyms

segregated

Offensive

1 5.8

Separated from other people because of race, religion or other differences

How Segregated

segregated

Offensive

1 5.8

nonsegregated

6.3

integrated

1 4.2

Surface Forms

nonsegregated positive

Morphology

nonsegregated = segregated (transparent) = non + segregate + ed

A straightforward negative prefix 'non-' is attached to the adjective 'segregated', yielding the literal meaning 'not segregated'.

Etymology

Nonsegregated comes from non- ('not') plus segregate ('to separate groups'), and the same root appears in congregate ('come together') to show the idea of groups. So a nonsegregated place is 'not separated' by race, religion, or other differences and is open to everyone.