atechnic

adj

adj

Etymology From a- + technic.

Dated, Rare Without technical or artistic knowledge; untechnical.

Usually related to Ancient Greek rhetoric

atechnic presentations of proof
It may be difficult to convey to the atechnic reader that full apprehension of the wonder of such work as this, which will seize upon every etcher when he examines it.1866, Philip Gilbert Hamerton, Etching & Etchers, Boston: Roberts Brothers, published 1876, pages 399–400:

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