nonflying

/nɑnˈflaɪɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Not able to fly; used to describe birds or insects that do not have the ability to fly.
    • The ostrich is a nonflying bird that relies on its speed to escape predators.
    • Some nonflying insects, like certain beetles, have lost their wings over time.
    • The kiwi is a small, nonflying bird native to New Zealand.
  2. Not involving or related to flying; used to describe a role, activity, or object that does not require or involve flight.
    • He took a nonflying job at the airport, working in baggage handling.
    • She prefers nonflying vacations, such as road trips or train journeys.
    • The museum has a special exhibit on nonflying aircraft, like gliders and balloons.
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