noncomittally

English

Adverb

noncomittally (comparative more noncomittally, superlative most noncomittally)

1. Misspelling of noncommittally.
   • 1999, Sandi Hall, Rumours of Dreams, Spinifex Press, →ISBN, page 51:

     'Perhaps,' he says noncomittally. 'Would you write that Vergil down, so I can learn it myself?'

   • 2007, Weston P. Hatfield, The Govenor's Choice, Vantage Press, →ISBN, page 250:

     "That could be," he said, noncomittally.

   • 2009, Cat Adams, Magic's Design, Tor, →ISBN, page 216:

     Mila didn't say anything, and Tal likewise kept silent. He simply nodded noncomittally, the way she'd seen a hundred cops and another hundred lawyers do.