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nonterminally

/ˌnɑːnˈtɝːmɪnəli/
non · ter · mi · nal · ly

Adjective:nonterminal
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1

In a manner that does not cause or lead to death; without being in the final, fatal stages of a disease.

Example

"The patient was diagnosed with a nonterminally progressing form of the condition, allowing for long-term medical management."


2

In a position or manner that does not occur at the absolute end or extremity of a structure, sequence, or process.

Example

"The genetic sequence was mutated nonterminally, meaning the alteration occurred within the middle portion of the gene rather than at its endpoints."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed by attaching the prefix 'non-' to 'terminally', which derives from the Latin 'terminus' (end, limit) and the English suffixes '-al' and '-ly'.

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