The Opposite(Antonym) of “mandative”
The antonyms of mandative are optional, voluntary, and noncompulsory. These words describe actions or decisions that are not required or enforced by rules or laws.
Explore all Antonyms of “mandative”
Definitions and Examples of optional, voluntary, noncompulsory
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Left to one's choice; not required or mandatory.
Example
The dessert was optional, so some people chose not to have it.
Done, given, or acting of one's own free will; not forced or compelled.
Example
She decided to join the charity organization as a voluntary worker.
Not required or obligatory; optional.
Example
The company offers noncompulsory training sessions for employees who want to improve their skills.
Key Differences: optional vs voluntary vs noncompulsory
- 1Optional implies that something is available but not required or necessary.
- 2Voluntary suggests that an action is done willingly and without coercion.
- 3Noncompulsory is a more formal term that means not required or obligatory.
Effective Usage of optional, voluntary, noncompulsory
- 1Instructions: Use these antonyms to describe rules, regulations, or instructions that are not mandatory.
- 2Activities: Use these words to describe activities or tasks that are not compulsory or enforced.
- 3Preferences: Use these antonyms to describe choices or preferences that are not required or essential.
Remember this!
The antonyms of mandative describe actions or decisions that are not required or enforced. Optional implies availability, voluntary suggests willingness, and noncompulsory is a formal term for not required. Use these antonyms to describe rules, regulations, instructions, activities, tasks, choices, or preferences that are not mandatory.
