optional in Latin
optional in Latin is facultativus — optional means not required; available to choose but not compulsory.
optional in Latin
facultativus
Not compulsory; left to personal choice; elective.
What does "optional" mean?
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adjective Not required; available to choose but not compulsory.
"Wearing a tie to the party is optional, so come in whatever you like."
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optional in a sentence
- Wearing a tie to the party is optional, so come in whatever you like.
- Attendance at the workshop is optional.
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What is "optional" in Latin?
"optional" in Latin is facultativus. optional means: Not required; available to choose but not compulsory.
How do you use "optional" in a sentence?
Example: "Wearing a tie to the party is optional, so come in whatever you like." In Latin, "optional" is facultativus.
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