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Definition of «optional»

The term "optional" refers to something that is not required, but is available as an additional choice or option. It can be used in a variety of contexts such as referring to extra features on a product, elective courses in education, or optional activities during leisure time. The word implies a sense of freedom and flexibility, allowing individuals to choose what they want or need without feeling obligated to do so.

Usage examples

  1. Optional: You may choose to include a cover letter with your resume.
  2. Optional: Participants can select from a range of different workshops to attend.
  3. Optional: The use of cell phones during the meeting is discouraged but not prohibited.
  4. Optional: Art students have the option to take an extra elective course.
  5. Optional: You can upgrade your ticket to include access to the VIP lounge.
  6. Optional: The survey includes optional questions for participants who want to provide additional feedback.
  7. Optional: Employees have the option to join the company's wellness program.
  8. Optional: The hotel offers optional guided tours for guests who wish to explore the local area.
  9. Optional: Adding a profile picture to your social media account is entirely optional.
  10. Optional: The company provides an optional training session for new employees to enhance their skills.

Phrases with «optional»

Sentences with «optional»

  • As you might expect, it has loaded all trim levels and vehicles with optional packages with a full range of safety features. (acuraofpeoria.com)
  • The automakers provided information about the presence of optional features on specific vehicles by vehicle identification number (VIN). (iihs.org)
  • The list of optional extras includes such luxury features as the convenience key, four - zone automatic air conditioning, a dark glass panoramic roof and a cool box. (topspeed.com)
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