2. extrinsic, extrinsical, extraneous, external, incidental, accidental, adventitious, inessential, unessential; extra, additional, supplementary, supplemental, adscititious; subsidiary, subordinate, secondary, accessory, collateral; circumstantial, contingent, conditional, provisional, dependent. -n. 3. nonentity, a nobody, SI. nebbish, a nothing, cipher; little fellow, Inf. little guy, man on the street, John or Jane Doe, small fry, SI. small fish, SI. small potato; insignificancy, nullity, zero, thing of naught. nonesuch, n. paragon, nonpareil, phoenix, one in a thousand, one of a kind, rarity, exception; best, choice, flower, pink, pearl, gem, jewel, prize, Inf. peach, pick of the litter, cream of the crop, Fr. crbme de la cr$me, elite, first water, first class, Commerce. first; acme, zenith, pinnacle, height, peak, tops, Latin, ne plus ultra; exemplar, ideal, beau ideal, standard of perfection or excellence, model, pattern, prototype, archetype, original; wonder, marvel, prodigy, miracle, phenomenon, sensation, spectacle, sight, once-in-a-lifetime experience. nonexistence, n. nothingness, nihility, nihilism, nullity, existencelessness, nullibicity, Fr. n£ant; inexistence, nonsubsistence, insubstantiality, incorporeality, incorporeity; unreality, unactuality, nonreality, negativeness, nonlife, nonoccurrence; inessentiality, nonentity, nonbeing, unbeing, not-being; abstraction, immateriality, imponderability, nothing, nirvana; impalpability, intangibility, imperceptibility; oblivion, blank, void, vacuity, vacuum, empty space, emptiness, negation, abeyance; absence, nonpresence, nowhereness, nonoccupancy, vacancy. nonexistent, adj. null, absent, nil, void, blank; in-existent, minus, missing, lacking, left out, omitted; unreal, unsubstantial, unactual, immaterial; hypothetical, suppositional, unrealized, potential; fictional, fic-tive, imagined, fancied, fanciful, quixotic; mythical, legendary, fabulous; phantasmagorical, illusory, delusive; imaginary, visionary, illusionary, chimerical, notional; erroneous, unfounded, baseless, groundless, unrealistic. nonfulfillment, n. 1. nonachievement, nonaccomplishment, noncompletion, nonexecution, nonperformance; miscarriage, abortion; miss, botch, muff, slip, blunder; fiasco, fizzle, washout, Inf. flop, misfire, Inf. dud, vain attempt, flash in the pan; disappointment, failure, frustration, nonsuccess.
2. nonobservance, noncompliance, disobedience; evasion, avoidance; omission, default, oversight; neglect, negligence, laxity, laxness; nonchalance, casualness. nonhuman, adj. 1. inhumane, inhumanistic, bloodless, cold-blooded, cold-hearted, hard-hearted, stonyhearted, marble-hearted, heartless, unfeeling, unsympathetic, uncompassionate; androidal, automatous, mechanical, machinelike, robotistic, robotlike; unnatural, abnormal, foreign, alien, strange, not our kind; not of this world, otherworldly, unearthly, extraterrestrial, from outer space, moon, Martian.
2. inhuman, animalistic, animalian, zooid, zooidal; wolfish, lupine, feral, ferine, bestial, beastly; brutal, brutish, mean, harsh, cruel, sadistic; savage, barbarous, barbaric, bloodthirsty, cannibalistic, wild, fierce, ferocious, vicious, fell, truculent, Tartarean, Hunnish, Vandalic.