nonfinancial
/ˌnän-fə-ˈnan(t)-shəl -fī-/ (ame, mw)
nonfinancial — adjective
- nonfinancialpositive
- more nonfinancialcomparative
- most nonfinancialsuperlative
1. connected with parts of work or life other than money, profit, budgeting, or the
connected with parts of work or life other than money, profit, budgeting, or the handling of funds.
The survey asked families about nonfinancial worries such as health and childcare.
nonfinancial + worries: concerns outside money
Mira accepted the job for nonfinancial reasons, mainly flexible hours and location.
for nonfinancial reasons
The charity offers nonfinancial support by sending volunteers to repair damaged homes.
The coach praised Yuna for noticing the team's nonfinancial goals, like trust and teamwork.
Beatriz filed the nonfinancial section of the report under safety and training.
- nonmonetary
usually narrower; often used for rewards, benefits, or losses not paid in cash
- noneconomic
broader; often about social or moral motives and effects outside profit or trade
- nonfiscal
more formal; common in policy writing when taxes or budgets are not the focus
文法句型
nonfinancial + reason / benefit / support / goal / information
be nonfinancial
用法筆記
Usually appears before nouns such as 'reasons', 'support', 'benefits', 'goals', or 'information'. In business, education, and policy writing, it contrasts something with money, profit, or budgeting rather than saying the thing is unimportant.