nonsurvival

English

Etymology

non- +‎ survival

Adjective

nonsurvival (not comparable)

1. Not of or pertaining to survival.
   • 1988, Louis G. Lombardi, Moral analysis: foundations, guides, and applications, page 96:

     We not only kill (harvest) wheat for food but also kill (chop down) trees for nonsurvival needs, such as paper.

Noun

nonsurvival (uncountable)

1. Failure to survive.
   • 1978, Dennis Austin, Politics in Africa, page 22:

     Once again, therefore, there is no simple relationship between mass-populist versus elite-dominated regimes and survival versus nonsurvival.