nonchaos

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ chaos.

Noun

nonchaos (uncountable)

1. That which is not chaos.
   • 1998, Masanao Aoki, New approaches to macroeconomic modeling:

     Complex macroscopic systems in nature are found most frequently at the border of chaos and nonchaos...

   • 2002, Lloyd C. Williams, Creating the congruent workplace: challenges for people and their organizations:

     No violence, no disruption, nonchaos — planned thought and action. Could this action have been seen as creative? I think so.