1. not involving or based on analysis; not analytical in method or approach
Usage: formal; often used in academic or technical contexts
2. lacking the ability or tendency to analyze; not given to careful examination or breakdown of information
Usage: descriptive of a person or their thinking style

Examples

• Her nonanalytical approach to problem-solving relied more on intuition than logic.
• The study contrasted analytical and nonanalytical methods of learning.
• He took a nonanalytical view of the situation, preferring to see the big picture rather than examine details.
• Nonanalytical thinking can sometimes lead to creative breakthroughs.
• The teacher encouraged students to move beyond nonanalytical responses and provide reasoned explanations.
• Some people are naturally nonanalytical and prefer to work with feelings and impressions.