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nonstructural

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective nonstructural has 1 sense
  1. nonstructural - not structural
    Antonym:
    functional (indirect, via nonfunctional)

Definitions from the Web

Nonstructural

Definition:

Adjective

1. Not related to or affecting the structure or supporting framework of something.

2. Pertaining to elements in a building that do not contribute to its stability or load-bearing capacity.

Sense 1:

In a general sense, nonstructural refers to anything that does not impact the structure or supporting framework of an object or system.

Example sentences:

  • The nonstructural elements of the design, such as decorative fixtures, can be easily changed without affecting the building's stability.
  • The nonstructural components of a computer system include peripherals like the keyboard, mouse, and printer.

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Sense 2:

In the context of construction or engineering, nonstructural elements are those that do not contribute to the stability or load-bearing capacity of a building.

Example sentences:

  • The architect specified nonstructural walls, allowing for flexible floor plans and quick reconfiguration of office spaces.
  • During seismic events, nonstructural components such as light fixtures and ceiling tiles can pose a risk of falling and causing injury.

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