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The Italian term "non impegnativo" matches the English term "without engagement"

other italian words that include "non" : english :
nonsenso absurdism
cannone antiaereo archie
inondato awash
biglietto non vincente, bianco blank
cannone cannon
vilipendi, nonostante despite
non regolato disorderly
inondare floods
nonsenso footle
nonno grandfather
nonna grandmother
bisnonno great-grandfather
bisnonna great-grandmother
rivoltella, pistola, cannone, fucile gun
cannoniere gunner
nonnulla littleness
non appropriato malapropos
però, nonostante nevertheless
nonuplo ninefold
no, non di uno, non, nessuno, non uno no
non di uno, nessuno no one
non nuotatore non-swimmer
nonagono nonagon
non uno none
nonsenso nonsense
non, no not
non uno not a
nessuno, non di uno not any
non ancora not as yet
anònimsocietà plc
anònimsocietà public limited company
biglietto non vincente rivet
nonostante, rancore spite
non autorizzato unauthorized
non digerito undigested
non diluito undilated
non pagato undischarged
anònimo undisclosed
anònimo undubbed
non annunciato unenriched
non permesso unlicensed
non pagato unliquidated
non pagato unpaid
non riconosciuto unrecognized
non regolato unregulated
non pagato unsalaried
non richiesto unsolicited
non autorizzato unwarranted
rancore, nonostante vexation
non contradditorio without contradiction
non permesso without permission
fasullo, inverso, non giusto, colpevole wrong
other italian words that include "impegnativo" : english :
impegnativo engaging
obbligatorio, impegnativo obligatory
impegnativo, zelante obliging
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