nonalternate

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ alternate.

Adjective

nonalternate (not comparable)

1. Not alternate.
   • 1939, Kenneth Brooks Haas, Cooperative Part-time Retail Training Programs, page 46:

     Under the nonalternate cooperative plan only one pupil is assigned to each position and there is therefore no alternating of groups of pupils between school and store.

   • 1980, Private Pension Policy Simulations: Final Report, page 78:

     All small plans were assumed to be of the nonalternate formula type.

   • 2008, Mihkel Koel, Ionic Liquids in Chemical Analysis, page 101:

     The researchers investigated the steady-state emission behavior of the two different PAH types (alternate versus nonalternate) in the presence of the fluorescence quencher nitromethane dissolved in either acetonitrile, [C₄C₁Im][PF₆], or 90 st% glycerol in water.