Definition of non-relative in English:

non-relative

adjective nɒnˈrɛlətɪv

Not considered in relation to something else.
non-relative judgements of beauty
Example sentencesExamples
- A commitment to autonomy, in opposition to this, holds that autonomy is good in a non-relative sense.
- We confront instead the difficult, non-relative, question as to how best we are to live in harmony with people whose value-judgements differ very greatly from our own.
- Opinions have differed, however, about non-relative affirmative terms like good and wise.
Synonyms
universal, fixed, independent, non-variable, absolutist

noun nɒnˈrɛlətɪv

A person who is not connected by blood or marriage.
I've never been to a wedding of a non-relative
Example sentencesExamples
- Doctors had warned her that there was only a 30 per cent chance that a non-relative would be a match.
- The numbers of adoptions taking place in the United States (along with the proportion of non-relative placements mediated by agency professionals) spiraled rapidly upwards after World War II.
- It is equally inappropriate to address an older non-relative informally as it is to address a child with the polite-formal style.
- He wants to take it a step further, by banning all gifts from any nonrelative who has business directly or indirectly before a government agency.
- Three caregiver categories were defined: the biological mother, a kinship caregiver, and a formal, nonrelative foster caregiver.
- A wealthy non-relative could end up paying more than 80% of their inheritance in tax.
- Fingerprints must be submitted, and a non-relative must swear out an affidavit that the illegal alien was here before January 1, 2007.
- A non-relative who is chosen as a godparent is thereby included into the kin group.
- A new cultural openness to adoption, a move toward environmentalism in the human sciences, and the relatively greater availability of public social welfare services resulted in progressively higher rates of non-relative adoptions arranged by agency professionals.
- The advantage of choosing a nonrelative is that you get an extra person involved deeply in your child's welfare, someone who wouldn't otherwise be a consistent part of their life.

单词	non-relative
释义	Definition of non-relative in English: non-relative adjective nɒnˈrɛlətɪv Not considered in relation to something else. non-relative judgements of beauty Example sentencesExamples A commitment to autonomy, in opposition to this, holds that autonomy is good in a non-relative sense. We confront instead the difficult, non-relative, question as to how best we are to live in harmony with people whose value-judgements differ very greatly from our own. Opinions have differed, however, about non-relative affirmative terms like good and wise. Synonyms universal, fixed, independent, non-variable, absolutist noun nɒnˈrɛlətɪv A person who is not connected by blood or marriage. I've never been to a wedding of a non-relative Example sentencesExamples Doctors had warned her that there was only a 30 per cent chance that a non-relative would be a match. The numbers of adoptions taking place in the United States (along with the proportion of non-relative placements mediated by agency professionals) spiraled rapidly upwards after World War II. It is equally inappropriate to address an older non-relative informally as it is to address a child with the polite-formal style. He wants to take it a step further, by banning all gifts from any nonrelative who has business directly or indirectly before a government agency. Three caregiver categories were defined: the biological mother, a kinship caregiver, and a formal, nonrelative foster caregiver. A wealthy non-relative could end up paying more than 80% of their inheritance in tax. Fingerprints must be submitted, and a non-relative must swear out an affidavit that the illegal alien was here before January 1, 2007. A non-relative who is chosen as a godparent is thereby included into the kin group. A new cultural openness to adoption, a move toward environmentalism in the human sciences, and the relatively greater availability of public social welfare services resulted in progressively higher rates of non-relative adoptions arranged by agency professionals. The advantage of choosing a nonrelative is that you get an extra person involved deeply in your child's welfare, someone who wouldn't otherwise be a consistent part of their life.
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