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obligatory
o·blig·a·to·ry O0010800 (ə-blĭg′ə-tôr′ē, ŏb′lĭ-gə-)adj.1. Of the nature of an obligation; compulsory: Attendance is obligatory. Mathematics is an obligatory course.2. Required as part of a routine course of action or cultural expectation; predictable: "wearing clothing like basketball shoes, baggy pants, and the obligatory baseball cap" (Tyler Stovall).3. Biology Obligate.
o·blig′a·to′ri·ly adv.obligatory (ɒˈblɪɡətərɪ; -trɪ) adj1. required to be done, obtained, possessed, etc2. of the nature of or constituting an obligation obˈligatorily advo•blig•a•to•ry (əˈblɪg əˌtɔr i, -ˌtoʊr i, ˈɒb lɪ gə-)
adj. 1. required as a matter of obligation; mandatory. 2. incumbent or compulsory: duties obligatory on all. 3. imposing or stipulating an obligation. [1425–75; late Middle English < Late Latin] ob•lig`a•to′ri•ly, adv. Thesaurus| Adj. | 1. | obligatory - morally or legally constraining or binding; "attendance is obligatory"; "an obligatory contribution"necessary - absolutely essentialoptional - possible but not necessary; left to personal choice | | 2. | obligatory - required by obligation or compulsion or convention; "he made all the obligatory apologies"necessary - absolutely essential |
obligatoryadjective1. compulsory, required, necessary, essential, demanded, binding, enforced, prescribed, statutory, mandatory, imperative, unavoidable, requisite, inescapable, coercive, OB (S.M.S.), de rigueur (French) Third-party insurance is obligatory when driving in Italy.
compulsory voluntary, optional, discretionary, elective, noncompulsory2. customary, regular, usual, popular, normal, familiar, conventional, fashionable, OB (S.M.S.), bog-standard (Brit. & Irish slang) This hotel has every facility, including the obligatory swimming-pool.obligatoryadjectiveImposed on one by authority, command, or convention:compulsory, imperative, mandatory, necessary, required, requisite.Translationsoblige (əˈblaidʒ) verb1. to force to do something. She was obliged to go; The police obliged him to leave. 迫使 迫使2. to do (someone) a favour or service. Could you oblige me by carrying this, please? 勞駕 劳驾obligation (obliˈgeiʃən) noun a promise or duty. You are under no obligation to buy this. 義務 义务obligatory (əˈbligətəri) , ((American) əbligəˈto:ri) adjective compulsory. Attendance at tonight's meeting is obligatory. 必須履行的，強制性的 必须履行的，强制性的，义务的 oˈbligatorily adverb 必須進行地 必须进行地oˈbliging adjective willing to help other people. He'll help you – he's very obliging. 樂於助人的 乐于助人的oˈbligingly adverb 樂於助人地 乐于助人地obligatory
obligatory (ə-blĭg′ə-tôr′ē, ŏb′lĭ-gə-)adj. Biology Obligate.
o·blig′a·to′ri·ly adv.FinancialSeeObligationAcronymsSeeold boyobligatory
Related to obligatory: obligatory parasiteSynonyms for obligatoryadj compulsorySynonyms- compulsory
- required
- necessary
- essential
- demanded
- binding
- enforced
- prescribed
- statutory
- mandatory
- imperative
- unavoidable
- requisite
- inescapable
- coercive
- OB
- de rigueur
Antonyms- voluntary
- optional
- discretionary
- elective
- noncompulsory
adj customarySynonyms- customary
- regular
- usual
- popular
- normal
- familiar
- conventional
- fashionable
- OB
- bog-standard
Synonyms for obligatoryadj imposed on one by authority, command, or conventionSynonyms- compulsory
- imperative
- mandatory
- necessary
- required
- requisite
Antonyms for obligatoryadj morally or legally constraining or bindingRelated WordsAntonymsadj required by obligation or compulsion or conventionRelated Words |