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nonreading

  • a word derived from reading.
    reading
    noun
    the action or practice of a person who reads.

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In 1943 he published Colonel Effingham's Raid, a Book-of-the-Month novel whose harsh kidding of the Cracker Party and its dirty devices was lost on that organization's nonreading leaders.

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The Ever Rising Wall On the other hand, a man is apt to know his nonreading habits only too well.

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He is chairman of the reading department at City College of San Francisco, and his nonreading students are graduates of San Francisco's public high schools.

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It could be a nonbook, or as Miss Hackett would say, a "nonreading" book.

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The nonreading executive often feels like an Edgar Allan Poe character who is slowly but surely being sealed off from the rest of the world by a wall of unread books.

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