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Definition of non-binding - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
agreementhaving no obligation to follow
- They entered a non-binding arrangement to share resources.
2.
chemistryTECH. not participating in chemical bond formationTECH.
- The molecule has non-binding interactions with the solvent.
Origin of non-binding
Latin, non (not) + bindan (to bind)
Terms with non-binding included in their meaning
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legal
non-binding rules influencing international relations or policies
ethics
moral obligation to pay back a non-legally binding debt
non-binding intent
declaration of intent without binding oneself
Examples of non-binding in a sentence
They signed a non-binding letter of intent. These non-binding sites affect the protein's shape. Non-binding forces influence the compound's stability.
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- French:non contraignant, non liant, ...
- German:unverbindlich, nicht-bindend, ...
- Italian:non vincolante, non legante, ...
- Spanish:no vinculante, no enlazante, ...
- Portuguese:sem obrigatoriedade, não-ligante, ...
- Chinese:无约束力的, 非键合的, ...
- Japanese:拘束力のない, 非結合性の, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُلْزِم, غَيْر رابِط, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא מְחַיֵּב, לֹא-קוֹשֵׁר, ...
- Russian:необязательный, несвязанный, ...
- Ukrainian:необов'язковий, незв'язуючий, ...
- Hindi:बाध्यकारी नहीं, अबंधनकारी, ...
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