Noncompetitive

Pronunciation: /nɑnkəmˈpɛdətɪv/

Definitions of noncompetitive

adjective describing something that does not involve competition or rivalry

Example Sentences

A1 The noncompetitive game was fun for everyone to play.

A2 The noncompetitive nature of the event made it enjoyable for all participants.

B1 The noncompetitive atmosphere allowed for a more relaxed and friendly competition.

B2 The noncompetitive approach to the project encouraged collaboration rather than rivalry.

C1 The noncompetitive nature of the industry led to more cooperation among companies.

C2 The noncompetitive market allowed for innovation and creativity to flourish without pressure.

Examples of noncompetitive in a Sentence

formal The company decided to adopt a noncompetitive pricing strategy to attract more customers.

informal Let's keep this game noncompetitive and just have fun playing together.

slang I'm all about that noncomp life - no need for unnecessary rivalry.

figurative Her noncompetitive nature allowed her to focus on personal growth rather than comparison with others.

Grammatical Forms of noncompetitive

• past tense: noncompeted
• plural: noncompetitives
• comparative: more noncompetitive
• superlative: most noncompetitive
• present tense: noncompete
• future tense: will noncompete
• perfect tense: have noncompeted
• continuous tense: is noncompeting
• singular: noncompetitive
• positive degree: noncompetitive
• infinitive: to noncompete
• gerund: noncompeting
• participle: noncompeted

Origin and Evolution of noncompetitive

First Known Use: 1945 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'noncompetitive' is derived from the prefix 'non-' meaning 'not' and the word 'competitive' meaning 'relating to or characterized by competition'.

Evolution of the word: The word 'noncompetitive' has been used consistently since its first known use in 1945 to describe something that is not involving or based on competition. The usage of the word has remained relatively stable over time.