nonselective (Meaning)

nonselective

not relating to or characterized by selection, not selective, not limited (as to a single body part or organism) in action or effect, not specific in activity or effect

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nonselective Sentence Examples

  1. The nonselective herbicide eliminated all plant species present in the field.
  2. The antifungal agent had a nonselective effect, destroying both harmful and beneficial fungi.
  3. The company's marketing campaign reached a nonselective audience, targeting consumers of all demographics.
  4. The shop's nonselective hiring policy allowed applicants with various skills and backgrounds.
  5. The nonselective tax policy levied a uniform tax rate on all citizens, regardless of income.
  6. The nonselective admissions criteria made the university accessible to students from all socioeconomic strata.
  7. The nonselective process resulted in a diverse group of candidates for the job opening.
  8. The nonselective device amplified all incoming signals equally, irrespective of their frequency.
  9. The nonselective dye stained all tissues of the specimen, providing a broad overview of its structure.
  10. The nonselective antiviral drug targeted all known strains of the virus, providing broad protection.

FAQs About the word nonselective

not relating to or characterized by selection, not selective, not limited (as to a single body part or organism) in action or effect, not specific in activity o

unselective,indiscriminate,

particular,selective,choosy, choosey, picky, nice,finicky, fussy, finical, fastidious

The nonselective herbicide eliminated all plant species present in the field.

The antifungal agent had a nonselective effect, destroying both harmful and beneficial fungi.

The company's marketing campaign reached a nonselective audience, targeting consumers of all demographics.

The shop's nonselective hiring policy allowed applicants with various skills and backgrounds.