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  • adjective Not required.

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non- +‎ required

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Examples

  • It has also given us some wild cards, unexpected treats that belong on the shelf once labeled belles-lettres but now more commonly known (thanks to Dave Eggers's annual paperback anthologies) as nonrequired reading.

    Book Review Roundup 2010

  • It has also given us some wild cards, unexpected treats that belong on the shelf once labeled belles-lettres but now more commonly known (thanks to Dave Eggers's annual paperback anthologies) as nonrequired reading.

    Book Review Roundup 2010

  • When the nonrequired taxes were supposedly not paid, he placed a notice at the local courthouse notifying the owner.

    Living the 7 Habits STEPHEN R. COVEY 2001

  • Over time, as more providers bring lawsuits, states will be forced to raise their payments; however, they will respond in part by trimming nonrequired services and by reducing the proportion of their poor population that has coverage.

    Markets and Majorities Steven M. Sheffrin 1993

  • Some seniors on Medicare Advantage fear their insurers will respond by jacking up their rates, reducing nonrequired benefits, such as glasses or hearing aid discounts, or even deciding not to offer the managed-care plans at all.

    SFGate: Top News Stories Victoria Colliver 2010

  • Some seniors on Medicare Advantage fear their insurers will respond by jacking up their rates, reducing nonrequired benefits, such as glasses or hearing aid discounts, or even deciding not to offer the managed-care plans at all.

    SFGate: Top News Stories Victoria Colliver 2010

  • Some seniors on Medicare Advantage fear their insurers will respond by jacking up their rates, reducing nonrequired benefits, such as glasses or hearing aid discounts, or even deciding not to offer the managed-care plans at all.

    SFGate: Top News Stories Victoria Colliver 2010

  • I'm using my IAP time to catch up on my nonrequired reading.

    MIT Admissions 2010

  • Some seniors on Medicare Advantage fear their insurers will respond by jacking up their rates, reducing nonrequired benefits, such as glasses or hearing aid discounts, or even deciding not to offer the managed-care plans at all.

    SFGate: Top News Stories Victoria Colliver 2010

  • Some seniors on Medicare Advantage fear their insurers will respond by jacking up their rates, reducing nonrequired benefits, such as glasses or hearing aid discounts, or even deciding not to offer the managed-care plans at all.

    SFGate: Top News Stories Victoria Colliver 2010

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