Not indigenous to a particular area; foreign; invasive.(adjective)
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Use "non-native" in a sentence
"Currently, in the United States and in most parts of the world, the term invasive is supposed to be used - or is typically used to refer to a non-native species that is causing harm of some sort."
"Rather than go into the issues of how charter schools educate young learners, how they deal with children with learning disabilities, or non-native speakers, how they "choose" their students because parents who have the time, interest, and information to even apply for enrollment of their children are a self-selected group, I would prefer to concentrate on two points: testing and environment."
"Silvia makes a plea for extra seconds as a non-native speaker (and synthesis not the best feature of Italians)."