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  1. Non-Recurring, Non-recurring, non-recurring: Wordnik
  2. non-recurring: Wiktionary
  3. non-recurring: TheFreeDictionary.com

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Non-recurring)

▸ adjective:  Alternative spelling of nonrecurring [Not recurring; occurring only once.]

Similar:
nonoccurring, non-daily, non-unique, non-standard, nonperiodical, non-canonical, nonexchangable, non-crossing, non-representational, nonrelative, more...

Opposite:
recurring, regular, frequent, repeated

Types:
one-time, sporadic, occasional, infrequent, isolated, unique, exceptional, rare, atypical, more...

Phrases:
Non-recurring engineering, more...

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Similar:
nonoccurring, non-daily, non-unique, non-standard, nonperiodical, non-canonical, nonexchangable, non-crossing, non-representational, nonrelative, more...

Opposite:
recurring, regular, frequent, repeated

Types:
one-time, sporadic, occasional, infrequent, isolated, unique, exceptional, rare, atypical, more...

Phrases:
Non-recurring engineering, more...



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