nonelective US
ˌnʌnɪˈlɛktɪv
Definition

Definition of nonelective - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
mandatoryRareUSnot optional or chosen, must be doneRareUS
  • The surgery was nonelective due to the emergency.
compulsory mandatory obligatory
2.
appointedRareUSfilled by appointment, not by electionRareUS
  • The committee position was nonelective and appointed by the board.
appointed
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Origin of nonelective

English, non (not) + elective (chosen)

Examples of nonelective in a sentence

  • Nonelective courses are required for graduation.
  • The role of the ambassador is nonelective and decided by the president.
  • The nonelective nature of the position ensured stability in leadership.

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  1. French:incontournable, non électif, ...
  2. German:verpflichtend, ernannt, ...
  3. Italian:obbligatorio, non elettivo, ...
  4. Spanish:obligatorio, no electivo, ...
  5. Portuguese:obrigatório, não eletivo, ...
  6. Chinese:强制性的, 非选举的, ...
  7. Japanese:必須の, 任命制の, ...
  8. Arabic:إلزاميّ, تَعْيِينِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חובה, לֹא נִבְחָר, ...
  10. Russian:неотложный, назначаемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обов'язковий, непризначуваний, ...
  12. Hindi:अनिवार्य, गैर-चुनावी, ...

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