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Opposite of imperative or essential for one's well-being or goals
“Expensive cameras are unnecessary for us to complete this basic shoot.”
Opposite of compulsory, as required or commanded by authority
“We are only advised to follow the optional laws and regulations concerning procurement.”
(avoidable) Opposite of happening by natural laws or predestination
“Such stringent sanctions may be avoidable if negotiations resume between the two leaders.”
(uncertain) Opposite of happening by natural laws or predestination
“It remains uncertain if this natural phenomenon will manifest itself again in our lifetimes.”
(impossible) Opposite of happening by natural laws or predestination
“It is impossible that a person with a poor command of language will find success as a writer.”
Opposite of pertaining to something that is required or awaited
Opposite of occurring as a natural and inevitable consequence
Opposite of relating to, or forming, the base, or point of origin
Opposite of requiring immediate or vigilant action or attention
“Anxieties regarding respectability were often concealed by seemingly trivial complaints over children, gardens or noise.”
Opposite of beneficial or being of advantage in a given circumstance
Opposite of strict or exacting in standards or demands
Opposite of having a valid reason
(rare) Opposite of something necessary or indispensable
Opposite of material wealth or valuable possessions
Opposite of the total of one's wealth and possessions
“That year, the family had hit rock bottom, in debt and living off of their credit cards.”
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