non-power
/nɒnˈpaʊə/noun
1Lack of power; impotence; an instance of this.
2Something which is not a power; something (in later use especially a state) which lacks power. rare.
adjective
(attributive). That is not concerned with power; especially that does not use or involve electrical (nuclear, etc.) power.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From non- + power, originally after Anglo-Norman nounpower, Old French nonpooir.
- waistline
- wait
- wait-a-bit
- wait-a-bit thorn
- wait and see
- Waitangi Day
- Waitangi, Treaty of
- Waite, Morrison Remick
- waiter
- wait for it
- wait for the other shoe to drop
- waiting
- waiting game
- waiting list
- waiting room
- wait list
- wait on (or upon)
- wait on someone hand and foot
- waitperson
- waitress
- waitressing
- waitron
- waitstaff
- wait state
- wait up