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noncritical

British  
/ ˌnɒnˈkrɪtɪkəl /

adjective

  1. not containing or making severe or negative judgments

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The section was last updated on Feb. 11, although the group said it stopped noncritical services on Jan. 20.

From The Wall Street Journal

Naturally, you would prefer that your car have a noncritical amount of brake fluid.

From Los Angeles Times

In the agreement announced Tuesday, Frontier will let pilots pump breast milk in the cockpit during “noncritical phases” of flights.

From Seattle Times

Although hospitals and emergency rooms are still open during the strike, and Kaiser is making use of temporary workers, many of its noncritical services are temporarily closed or operating under reduced hours.

From Salon

Nonessential employees would be sent home and noncritical travel would be canceled or postponed.

From Reuters