nonlinear
1 of 1adjective/nɑnˈlɪniɚ/
Forms:more nonlinear,most nonlinear
1
not following a straight or predictable line, sequence, or pattern
- The growth of the economy is often nonlinear, influenced by numerous factors.
- In nonlinear storytelling, the plot may jump between different time periods.
- Nonlinear equations are more complex and may have multiple solutions.
- Her thought process is nonlinear, often jumping from one idea to another.
- The relationship between effort and reward in entrepreneurship is often nonlinear, with big successes sometimes coming after many failures.
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