nonsensitive

adjective

non·sen·si·tive | \ˌnän-ˈsen(t)-sə-tiv,

-ˈsen(t)s-təv\

Definition of nonsensitive

: not sensitive: such as

a : not requiring special protection oil production on nonsensitive public land

b : not involving or related to matters requiring special care or secrecy nonsensitive data works in a nonsensitive administrative position

Examples of nonsensitive in a Sentence

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For those nonsensitive types who are looking for something a little more zingy, there are solid options containing baking soda. — Chioma Nnadi, Vogue, "Why I’m Never Using Drugstore Antiperspirants Again," 23 May 2018 That figure almost certainly includes Russian nationals working at the embassy, usually in nonsensitive jobs. — The New York Times, NOLA.com, "Putin's big bet on a Trump presidency is backfiring: news analysis," 31 July 2017 That figure almost certainly includes Russian nationals working at the embassy, usually in nonsensitive jobs. — David E. Sanger, Alaska Dispatch News, "Putin bet that Trump would improve Russia-U.S. ties. It’s backfiring.," 31 July 2017 That figure almost certainly includes Russian nationals working at the embassy, usually in nonsensitive jobs. — David E. Sanger, New York Times, "Putin’s Bet on a Trump Presidency Backfires Spectacularly," 30 July 2017

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