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• a  not characteristic of or skilled in applied arts and sciences
  an untechnical reader

• Most of the real obstacles were as obvious, as untechnical, as familiarand as unnoticedas household furniture.
• But by taking this approach, and enhancing it with wit and graceful, untechnical prose, Zoologist Morris strikes a responsive chord in the very primate he is attempting to explain.
• The procedure of scoring does not greatly differ from that used in two-old-cat; but cricket is unique among all games for profound, untechnical and subtle reasons.

• nontechnical

• technical

Quotes

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• David Fincher in Variety
  Fincher says: "By making the process so untechnical, by making it so he didn't have to wear markers and he didn't have to be in this giant volume, he could be in this place and we could do it. He could feel free to just play."
• Andy Green in Edmunds.com/Inside Line
  Purely as an untechnical estimate from the driver, I'd say it is possible,says Green. "The car's shown no sign of slowing down yet."