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non-existent [non-existent 词源字典]: also nonexistent, 1650s (n.), 1680s (adj.), from non- + existent.[non-existent etymology, non-existent origin, 英语词源]
non-fat (adj.): also nonfat, 1945, from non- + fat.
non-fiction (adj.): also nonfiction, 1866, a librarians' word, first in the reports of the Boston Public Library, from non- + fiction. Apparently not in widespread use until after 1900.
non-intervention (n.): 1831, from non- + intervention.
non-invasive (adj.): also noninvasive, by 1850, from non- + invasive.
non-judgmental (adj.): also nonjudgmental, 1965, from non- + judgmental.
non-linear (adj.): also nonlinear, 1844, from non- + linear.
non-member (n.): 1640s, from non- + member.
non-metal: also nonmetal, 1866, from non- + metal. Related: Non-metallic (1815).
non-partisan (adj.): also nonpartisan, 1872, American English, from non- + partisan.
FIRST POLITICIAN: Who's backing this non-partisan candidate?
SECOND POLITICIAN: The non-partisan party.
["Life," Sept. 29, 1927]
As a noun from 1888.
non-perishable (adj.): also nonperishable, 1887, from non- + perishable.
non-polar (adj.): also nonpolar, 1892, from non- + polar.
non-political (adj.): 1860, from non- + political.
non-profit (adj.): also nonprofit, 1922, from non- + profit (n.).
non-proliferation (n.): also nonproliferation, 1965, from non- + proliferation; originally in reference to nuclear weapons.
non-renewable (adj.): also nonrenewable, 1946, from non- + renewable.
non-residence (n.): also nonresidence, late 14c., originally with reference to clergy, from non- + residence. Related: Non-residency.
non-resident (n.): also nonresident, early 15c., from non- + resident.
non-resistance (n.): 1640s, from non- + resistance.
non-returnable (adj.): 1903, from non- + returnable.