optional

Definition of optional in English English dictionary: Not compulsory; left to personal choice; elective
On that beach clothing is entirely optional.; {a} left to free choice or election; Not compulsory, left to a person's discretion or choice May (in the rules) means that the application is optional 1 11; See Elective, n; Is this component optional? Generally not, but occasionally you might have an optional discussion component; The appearance of this segment in the message set is either at the option of the sending party or is based on the mutual agreement of the interchange parties; possible but not necessary; left to personal choice; Referring to an element or parameter value, defines an aspect which may occur in metafiles conforming to the profile Referring to an implementation (generator or interpreter), defines an aspect, feature, or behaviour which may be present in a conforming implementation; It should have come free, but someone in the marketing department ran 1-2-3 and figured they'd double their profits this way; If something is optional, you can choose whether or not you do it or have it. Sex education is a sensitive area for some parents, and thus it should remain optional. compulsory. if something is optional, you do not have to do it or use it, but you can choose to if you want to compulsory; Adj Used to describe any product or service that is not included in the base price but which may be added at the customerÃ•s discretion for an additional cost; Involving an option; depending on the exercise of an option; left to one's discretion or choice; not compulsory; as, optional studies; it is optional with you to go or stay; These are remedies, foods or other suggestions that would be compatible with the recommended biofield balancing program; It should have come free, but someone in the marketing department ran 1-2-3 and figured they could double profits; - The term used to describe Medicaid eligibility groups or service categories that states may cover if they so choose and for which they may receive federal Medicaid matching payments at their regular matching rate, or FMAP About half of all federal Medicaid funds are used to match the cost of optional services or optional populations; - The term used to describe eligibility groups or services categories that states may cover if they so choose, and for which they receive federal Medicaid matching payments at their regular matching rate, of FMAP About half of all federal Medicaid funds are used to match the cost of optional services or optional populations; {s} left to one's choice, not compulsory, voluntary, discretionary; requirements; opt; voluntarily; {s} alternative
optional equipment: (Otomotiv) Any equipment or feature of a new vehicle that isn't included in the basic price and is provided only if the purchaser requests it
optional subject: {i} subject which is not compulsory in educational programs
clothing optional: Allowing and encouraging nudity but tolerating the wearing of clothes, as between nudist and clothing compulsive. Abbreviation: C.O
optionality: Quality or state in which choice or discretion is allowed
Some offices do not follow the corporate procedure, due to a culture of optionality.
optionally: In an optional manner. Not mandatorily
optionality: The value of additional optional investment opportunities available only after having made an initial investment
optionality: This document is developed only if you need to keep the terms necessary to understand business modeling separate from those terms used during the consequent software engineering effort Otherwise it can be excluded
optionality: The potential for making additional choices which are available only after an initial choice
optionality: items which are not always present
optionality: This document is developed only if you need to keep separate the terms necessary to understand during business modeling from the terms used during the following software engineering effort Otherwise it can be excluded
optionally: in an optional manner; "this rule is applied optionally"
optionally: in an optional way; via choice
optionally: In an optional manner
optionally: in an optional manner; "this rule is applied optionally