nonstructure

noun

nonstructure

noun

Etymology From non- + structure.

1

Absence of structure.

  • Yet that seemingly chaotic nonstructure best describes the scene at Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, which, for a few days last week, served as an essential news source for hundreds of thousands of people on the Internet trying to understand the shootings at Virginia Tech University.2007 April 23, Noam Cohen, “The Latest on Virginia Tech, From Wikipedia”, in New York Times:

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