mandatorily
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Definition
Adverb: In a manner that is required by law, rule, or authority; obligatorily. It describes an action that must be done, with no choice or alternative.
Usage
The adverb "mandatorily" is used to modify a verb, indicating that the action is compulsory. It is a formal word, often found in legal, governmental, or official contexts. - It is typically placed before the main verb it modifies or at the end of a clause for emphasis.
Examples
- The new regulation mandatorily requires all employees to complete safety training.
- Helmets must be worn mandatorily on this construction site.
- The court ruled that the company must mandatorily recall the defective products.
Advanced Usage
- "Mandatorily imposed": Refers to a requirement or penalty that is officially and compulsorily applied.
- Fines were mandatorily imposed for violations of the ordinance.
- "Mandatorily subject to": Indicates something is unavoidably under the authority or condition of something else.
- All imported goods are mandatorily subject to inspection.
Variants and Related Words
- Mandatory (adjective): Required by law or rule; compulsory.
- Attendance at the meeting is mandatory.
- Mandate (noun): An official order or commission to do something.
- The government received a mandate to reform the healthcare system.
- Mandate (verb): To require or order something.
- The law mandates a minimum wage.
Synonyms
- Compulsorily: In a way that must be done; required by a rule or law.
- Obligatorily: As a duty or obligation; necessarily.
- Requiremently: (Less common) As a necessary condition.
Antonyms
- Voluntarily: Done, given, or acting of one's own free will.
- Optionally: Available to be chosen but not obligatory.
- Discretionarily: Based on individual judgment or choice.
Related Phrases
- By mandate: According to an official command or authorization.
- The policy was enacted by mandate of the board.
- Under a mandate: Being subject to an official order.
- The agency operates under a mandate to protect consumers.
Adverb
- in a manner that cannot be evaded
- the ministry considers that contributions to such a fund should be met from voluntary donations rather than from rates compulsorily levied.