Usage of "nontraditional"

Spanish

Not conforming to or in accord with tradition.

Usage of nontraditional in English

This risk is the result of traditional and nontraditional CVD risk factors. 
 Pubmed 

This refers to nontraditional jobs taken by independent contractors, temps, or freelancers. 
 Wired 

Carson is continuing to chase donors, both in traditional and nontraditional ways. 
 Reuters 

I want to pursue this investigation on both traditional and nontraditional fronts. 
 In the shadow of gotham 

I'm Most Proud When I See Black Men: Succeeding in nontraditional roles. 
 Ebony 

Minority business leaders have long urged boards to seek candidates from nontraditional backgrounds. 
 Reuters 

That is another surprising and nontraditional retirement story line: There's too much money. 
 Reuters 

Impediments to informed consent highlight the need for nontraditional acquisition methods. 
 Pubmed 

Now I'm going to become one of them: a nontraditional student. 
 Wired 

The use of nontraditional, non-clinic-based test settings should be explored further. 
 Pubmed 

Having a nontraditional marriage is more straightforward than you might think. 
 The Irish Times 

EBONY: Why select some of these nontraditional destinations for your tours? 
 Ebony 

However, the preferred route for nontraditional funding for the time being is hedge funds. 
 Reuters 

So-called nontraditional lenders are in the business of taking risk, and they have capital. 
 Reuters 

This isn't the first time the military has investigated these sorts of nontraditional approaches. 
 Wired 

Yet Mr. Ranieri believes now is the time for nontraditional lenders to enter the market. 
 Reuters 

nontraditional

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Translations for nontraditional

Spanish

Nontraditional through the time

Nontraditional across language varieties

United States of America

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Meanings of nontraditional in English