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nonsmoking

American  
[non-smoh-king] / ˌnɒnˈsmoʊ kɪŋ /
Also non-smoking,

adjective

  1. having restrictions against the smoking of tobacco.

    a nonsmoking section of an airplane.

  2. not using cigarettes, cigars, or other smoking materials.

    nonsmoking persons.


Etymology

Origin of nonsmoking

1890–95; non- + smoking ( def. )

Example Sentences

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Bed-sharing has been found to be less risky for full-term infants in nonsmoking, sober homes who are exclusively breastfed: Check.

From Los Angeles Times

Its versatility and high-quality construction make it an unforgettable gift for adventurous foodies and smokers alike.Budget-friendly alternative: Crafthouse by Fortessa’s Smoking Box, a more compact and nonsmoking option for infusing food and drinks.

From Salon

Several complexes in Carlsbad already have existing nonsmoking clauses in their leases.

From Los Angeles Times

Smoking is currently allowed on 25% of the casino floor, but those areas are spread out widely over the entire gambling area, with the effect that secondhand smoke is present and detectable even in nonsmoking sections.

From Seattle Times

If you do decide to get out of dodge, learn from my mistakes: pause to make sure you are booking a nonsmoking hotel … not, say, a room at a smoke-filled casino.

From Slate