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facultative

/ˈfæk.əl.tə.tɪv/

Traduction: Adjectif signifiant qui n'est pas obligatoire ou qui n'est pas imposé ; utilisé aussi en biologie pour qualifier un organisme capable de s'adapter à différentes conditions.

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/ˈfæk.əl.tə.tɪv/C2formalscientificobsolète
  • frAdjectif signifiant qui n'est pas obligatoire ou qui n'est pas imposé ; utilisé aussi en biologie pour qualifier un organisme capable de s'adapter à différentes conditions.

An adjective meaning optional or not compulsory; also used in biology to describe an organism capable of adapting to different conditions.

  1. Relating to mental facultiesC2formal

    Pertaining to the inherent powers of the mind, such as reason, memory, or will.

    frRelatif aux facultés mentales

    • The philosopher examined the facultative operations of the human intellect.
    • Meditation can enhance certain facultative abilities like focus and recollection.
    • Brain injury sometimes impairs facultative functions such as decision‑making.
  2. Capable of adapting to different conditionsC1formalscientific

    Able to exist, grow, or function under more than one set of environmental or physiological circumstances.

    frFacultatif (en biologie)

    • This bacterium is facultative, thriving both with and without oxygen.
    • Many plants display facultative responses to changes in light intensity.
    • The organism’s facultative nature helps it survive in fluctuating habitats.

    Synonymesadaptableflexibleversatile

    Antonymesobligate

  3. Conferring permission or optionC2formallegal

    Granting a privilege, authority, or liberty to choose to do or not to do something.

    frqui confère une permission ou une option

    • The treaty included a facultative clause allowing member states to opt out of certain obligations.
    • A facultative mandate gives the representative discretion to act as they see fit.
    • Under facultative provisions, the company may but is not required to renew the contract.

    Synonymesdiscretionaryelectiveoptionalpermissivevoluntary

    Antonymescompulsorymandatoryobligatoryrequired

  4. Not compulsoryB2formal

    Optional; left to individual choice rather than being required or mandatory.

    frfacultatif (non obligatoire)

    • Attendance at the seminar is facultative for all students.
    • The course includes facultative modules that students can select based on interest.
    • Payment of the membership fee is entirely facultative.

    Synonymesdiscretionaryelectivenonmandatorynonobligatoryoptionalvoluntary

    Antonymesbindingcompulsorymandatoryobligatoryrequired

Formes
  • more facultative comparative form
  • most facultative superlative form
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