obligatory

IPA: ʌbɫˈɪgʌtɔri

adjective

  • Imposing obligation, legally, morally, or otherwise; binding; mandatory.
  • Requiring a matter or obligation.
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Examples of "obligatory" in Sentences

  • The new orthography is obligatory in schools.
  • The prescribed words of the prayer remain obligatory.
  • That is obligatory under the conventional law of the Charter.
  • Zaka is obligatory while Sadaqa is supererogatory or voluntary.
  • Whether an act is supererogatory, or obligatory, can be debated.
  • Certainly it is not obligatory that the hijacker hijacks the plane.
  • For the use of Swiss motorways the use of toll stickers is obligatory.
  • The conclusion of the commission is final and its fulfilment is obligatory.
  • The invocation of the name of Allah is obligatory at the time of slaughter.
  • The animal frieze was recognized as generally obligatory and customarily used.

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