nonspecial
- adjective
- /ˌnɑnˈspɛʃəl/
- She chose a nonspecial hotel for her vacation, preferring practicality over luxury.
Examples
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In addition, this study did not include enough low-achieving nonspecial education students (i.e., having a scaled score of 6 or lower on two or more of the KeyMath3 subtests) to compare their performance with that of students with LD.
Academic text (2013) -
Even before the mainstreaming movement of the 1970s, music educators were typically among the few nonspecial educators who had regular contact with special education students, a dubious distinction shared with the other "specials" -- art, physical education, home economics, and industrial arts teachers and librarians.
Academic text (1991) -
The student felt uninspired by the nonspecial lessons offered in class.
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His nonspecial skills made him suitable for entry-level positions.
Synonyms
Ordinary and not very impressive
Not having clear features that make it different
Not special or exciting
Not made for one special purpose and useful in many ways
Lacking special features that make it stand out
Not having features that make it stand out
Not limited to one area or skill and useful in many situations
Antonyms
How Special
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word nonspecial is made of non- meaning 'not' and special meaning 'different' or 'set apart'. So, nonspecial literally means 'not different' and describes something ordinary or without unique qualities.