nonmandatory
Definition
Adjective: - Not required by rule or law: Describes something that is optional, voluntary, or not compulsory. It indicates the absence of an obligation or mandate.
Usage
The adjective "nonmandatory" is used to qualify nouns, indicating that the thing described is not obligatory. It is often used in formal, legal, or institutional contexts. - It typically precedes the noun it modifies (e.g., nonmandatory training). - It can follow a linking verb like "is" or "are" (e.g., Attendance is nonmandatory).
Examples
- The company offers nonmandatory workshops for professional development.
- Wearing a tie is nonmandatory at this event; business casual is acceptable.
- This section of the form is nonmandatory and can be left blank.
Advanced Usage
- "nonmandatory but recommended": A common phrase emphasizing that while something is not required, it is advised.
- The pre-departure orientation is nonmandatory but highly recommended for all exchange students.
Variants and Related Words
- Optional (adj): Available to be chosen but not required. (A more common synonym).
- Voluntary (adj): Done, given, or acting of one's own free will. (Often implies a charitable or willing aspect).
- Discretionary (adj): Available for use at the discretion of the user; subject to one's own judgment.
Synonyms
- Optional
- Voluntary
- Discretionary
- Elective
Antonyms
- Mandatory
- Compulsory
- Obligatory
- Required
Adjective
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not required by rule or law
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