The Collaborative International Dictionary
nonreflecting \nonreflecting\ nonreflective \nonreflective\adj. 1. not capable of total reflection of light; not polished or shiny; as, It is complicated to create realistic shading effects on nonreflecting surfaces. [Narrower terms: echoless ] {reflective
Wiktionary
a. Not reflecting.
WordNet
adj. not capable of physical reflection [syn: nonreflective] [ant: reflective]
Usage examples of "nonreflecting".
I carried the Fragile box upstairs to my room, closed the curtains, and started the lengthy task of photographing every note, flattening them in a frame of nonreflecting glass, four at a time of the same denomination.
Cut off from the world by the roar of the power units and the overall rumble of resonance in the frame, he still could see Titan through the nonreflecting glass of his compartment.
As if his mind had become completely absorbing, nonreflecting, he was un-Readable among Readers.
Vacuum was a nonreflecting darkness between the valves of dull white ceramic.
The sky grew black, not as night, but like a flat, nonreflecting surface.