Pronunciation: /nɑːnkɑm/
noun a person who does not conform to established customs, attitudes, or behavior
A1 I am a noncom when it comes to following rules.
A2 The noncom soldier was reprimanded for not following orders.
B1 The company has a strict policy for dealing with noncom behavior.
B2 The noncom officer was known for his no-nonsense approach to discipline.
C1 The noncompliance with safety regulations led to serious consequences.
C2 The noncom's refusal to obey orders resulted in a court-martial.
adjective not conforming to established customs, attitudes, or behavior
A1 The noncom student struggled to understand the lesson.
A2 She was a noncom member of the team, often going against the group's decisions.
B1 The noncom employee did not follow the company's dress code.
B2 The noncompliance with safety regulations resulted in a serious accident.
C1 The noncom attitude of the manager caused tension in the workplace.
C2 The noncompliant behavior of the customer led to their account being suspended.
formal The noncompliance with company policies will result in disciplinary action.
informal If you're a noncom, you'll get in trouble for breaking the rules.
slang Don't be a noncom and follow the guidelines.
figurative Being a noncom in this situation is like playing with fire.
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