1. not interlaced; not woven or interwoven together; not having elements that cross or alternate with one another
Usage: technical; often used in video and display technology
2. (of video or display signals) displaying all scan lines sequentially in each frame rather than alternating between odd and even lines
Usage: technical; electronics and broadcasting

Examples

• Modern monitors typically use noninterlaced displays for clearer image quality.
• The noninterlaced video format eliminates flickering that was common in older television broadcasts.
• Progressive scan technology produces noninterlaced output that is easier on the eyes.
• The fabric had a noninterlaced weave, with threads running parallel rather than crossing.
• Noninterlaced scanning refreshes the entire screen in each cycle, improving visual stability.