obligatory in Italian

obligatory in Italian is obbligatorio — obligatory means required by rule, law, or custom; compulsory.

obbligatorio

adj

Imposing obligation, legally, morally, or otherwise; binding; mandatory.

What does "obligatory" mean?

adjective Required by rule, law, or custom; compulsory.
"Wearing a hard hat is obligatory on the construction site."

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What is "obligatory" in Italian?

"obligatory" in Italian is obbligatorio. obligatory means: Required by rule, law, or custom; compulsory.

How do you use "obligatory" in a sentence?

Example: "Wearing a hard hat is obligatory on the construction site." In Italian, "obligatory" is obbligatorio.

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