nonadapter

/nɒnˈædˈeɪtər/

Definitions

1. noun

A device or system that cannot be adapted or connected to a particular interface or technology.

“The old computer was a nonadapter for the new high-speed network, requiring a costly upgrade.”

2. adjective

Not capable of being adapted or connected to a particular interface or technology.

“The nonadaptive software struggled to keep up with the rapidly changing market trends.”

3. adverb

In a manner that is not capable of being adapted or connected to a particular interface or technology.

“The company’s nonadaptive approach to innovation hindered its ability to compete.”

Synonyms

  • incompatible
  • inoperable

Antonyms

  • compatible
  • integratable