Definition of "nonintuitive" [nonintuitive]

• Not intuitive. (adjective)

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• "“It’s kind of nonintuitive for a New York Times columnist to embrace this [gaming] world and the reason is essentially — I spent a lot of my time trying to get Americans to care about issues that are a long way away, that may not seem to matter about them, whether it’s global poverty or disease or genocide or sex trafficking or whatever,” Mr. Kristof told the crowd."
• "It turns out that the long-tail theory, while true, has a nonintuitive corollary: Aggregators are the ones who benefit most from all that choice."
• "If they turn their software into unstable bloatware that is nonintuitive to use, they will create an opportunity for someone else, just as Microsoft did for Linux on servers. —"