Nonnative (adjective)

1. Not originally from a particular place or region.
2. Not indigenous or inherent to a particular environment.

Origin:

Derived from the prefix 'non-' meaning 'not' and the word 'native', meaning 'born in a particular place'.

Examples:

1. Nonnative species of plants and animals can often disrupt the ecosystem and harm indigenous species.
2. Nonnative English speakers may struggle with idioms and colloquial expressions.
3. Nonnative residents are often fascinated by the unique cultural traditions of their adopted home.
4. Nonnative plant species can grow uncontrollably and harm local habitats and wildlife.
5. Nonnative animals, such as rabbits in Australia, can cause widespread damage to crops and ecosystems.