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nonimpact

  • a word derived from impact.
    impact
    noun
    the striking of one thing against another; forceful contact; collision.

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It is holding human nonimpact as one’s standard of value, without regard for human life and happiness.

From Forbes Jan. 29, 2015

Jay Richardson, a superb run-defender who’s looking to bounce back from a nonimpact ’09 campaign, and quick but undersized Jaguar-bust Quintin Groves could also be in the mix.

From New York Times Jul. 6, 2010

Nutrition labels can be used, however, to break down a food's carbohydrate content, enabling dieters to subtract so-called nonimpact carbs.

From Time Magazine Archive