Definition of non-status in English:

non-status

adjective nɒnˈsteɪtəs

1That does not have status, especially social or professional status.
2Finance. Of a mortgage loan: granted without the mortgagor providing the usual guarantees of financial status, and usually entailing a larger deposit or higher interest rate than normal.
3Canadian. Designating or relating to a person of Canadian Indian descent who is not registered as a Canadian Indian under the Indian Act.

noun nɒnˈsteɪtəs

A lack of status, prestige, or importance; irrelevance.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in American Political Science Review. From non- + status adjective.

Definition of non-status in US English:

non-status

adjectivenɒnˈsteɪtəs

1That does not have status, especially social or professional status.
2Finance. Of a mortgage loan: granted without the mortgagor providing the usual guarantees of financial status, and usually entailing a larger deposit or higher interest rate than normal.
3Canadian. Designating or relating to a person of Canadian Indian descent who is not registered as a Canadian Indian under the Indian Act.

nounnɒnˈsteɪtəs

A lack of status, prestige, or importance; irrelevance.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in American Political Science Review. From non- + status [adjective].

单词	non-status
释义	Definition of non-status in English: non-status adjective nɒnˈsteɪtəs 1That does not have status, especially social or professional status. 2Finance. Of a mortgage loan: granted without the mortgagor providing the usual guarantees of financial status, and usually entailing a larger deposit or higher interest rate than normal. 3Canadian. Designating or relating to a person of Canadian Indian descent who is not registered as a Canadian Indian under the Indian Act. noun nɒnˈsteɪtəs A lack of status, prestige, or importance; irrelevance. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in American Political Science Review. From non- + status adjective. Definition of non-status in US English: non-status adjectivenɒnˈsteɪtəs 1That does not have status, especially social or professional status. 2Finance. Of a mortgage loan: granted without the mortgagor providing the usual guarantees of financial status, and usually entailing a larger deposit or higher interest rate than normal. 3Canadian. Designating or relating to a person of Canadian Indian descent who is not registered as a Canadian Indian under the Indian Act. nounnɒnˈsteɪtəs A lack of status, prestige, or importance; irrelevance. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in American Political Science Review. From non- + status [adjective].
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