nonautomatic

/ˌnɑnˌɔtəˈmætɪk/
adjective
  1. Not operating by itself; requiring human action or control to function.
    • My car has a nonautomatic transmission, so I have to shift gears manually.
    • She prefers a nonautomatic coffee maker because she likes to control the brewing time.
    • The factory uses nonautomatic machines that need a worker to operate them.
  2. Not happening or done without thought or effort; requiring deliberate action or decision.
    • Breathing is usually automatic, but holding your breath is a nonautomatic action.
    • Learning to drive a stick shift is a nonautomatic skill that takes practice.
    • His reaction was nonautomatic; he paused to think before answering.