noncapture
/nɑnˈkæptʃər/Definitions
1. noun
The act or state of failing to capture something, especially an enemy or a prize.
“The noncapture of the enemy general was a significant strategic failure.”
2. noun
A situation or event in which something is not captured or seized.
“The noncapture of the data was due to a technical glitch.”
3. verb
To fail to capture something, especially an enemy or a prize.
“The team noncaptured the enemy’s stronghold due to lack of resources.”
4. verb
To fail to seize or obtain something.
“The company noncaptured the market share due to poor marketing.”