noncontact

[nahn-kahn-takt]

adjective

1. Sports.,  of or relating to a sport or version of a sport that does not involve physical contact between players.

2. not involving, requiring, or resulting from physical contact.

Example Sentences

But Brown’s breakout was cut short this week, when the redshirt junior suffered a noncontact injury during USC’s practice that’s expected to keep him out for the foreseeable future.

From Los Angeles Times

Last spring, Habermehl suffered a noncontact injury minutes before practice ended — a moment those in attendance described as filled with screams of anguish.

From Los Angeles Times

My co-founder, Kevin Hunt, and I piloted a noncontact boxing program in Slauson, South Park and Nickerson Gardens.

From Los Angeles Times

And Hayes, who has played just once since Nov. 10 because of consecutive injuries to his right ankle, also participated in some noncontact portions of practice.

From Los Angeles Times

"Despite chimpanzees having muscular bodies, which raised uncertainties about measuring their heart rate in a similar manner to measurements in humans, the results of this study demonstrated the feasibility of noncontact heart rate measurements through the analysis of subtle body surface movements," highlights Dr. Matsumoto.

From Science Daily