nonconcurrent Definition
- 1not occurring or existing at the same time
- 2not meeting at one point or crossing at any point
Using nonconcurrent: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "nonconcurrent" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The two events were nonconcurrent and could not be attended simultaneously.
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The two lines are nonconcurrent and do not intersect.
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The nonconcurrent schedules of the team members made it difficult to arrange meetings.
nonconcurrent Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for nonconcurrent
- asynchronous
- unsynchronized
- out of sync
Antonyms for nonconcurrent
Summary: nonconcurrent in Brief
'Nonconcurrent' [non-kuh n-kur-uh nt, -kuh-ruh nt, non-kon-kur-uh nt] is an adjective that describes things that do not occur or exist at the same time or do not meet at any point. It is often used in technical contexts, such as computer science or mathematics, to describe events or objects that are asynchronous or unsynchronized. For example, 'The two lines are nonconcurrent and do not intersect.'
