unmonetary

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ monetary.

Adjective

unmonetary (comparative more unmonetary, superlative most unmonetary)

1. (rare) not pertaining to money; without reference to money
   • 1966, Norman Norwood Holland, Psychoanalysis and Shakespeare, page 330:

     The other kind of having leads to mutual giving, to creating life, to riches of a nature quite unmonetary.