Pronunciation: /nɑnˈnɛɡəʃiəbl/
noun something that is not subject to negotiation or change
A1 Personal safety is non-negotiable.
A2 Basic human rights are considered non-negotiable.
B1 The company's policy on data privacy is non-negotiable.
B2 The terms of the contract are non-negotiable and must be adhered to.
C1 The non-negotiable nature of the decision was clear to all parties involved.
C2 The non-negotiable deadline for project completion was set by the board of directors.
adjective not open to discussion or modification; firm and uncompromising
A1 Following the rules at school is non-negotiable.
A2 Wearing a seatbelt in the car is non-negotiable for safety reasons.
B1 Punctuality is non-negotiable in this company.
B2 Maintaining confidentiality with client information is non-negotiable in our industry.
C1 Compliance with industry regulations is non-negotiable for our company's reputation.
C2 Ethical behavior is non-negotiable for professionals in the legal field.
formal The company's policy on workplace safety is non-negotiable.
informal Sorry, but the deadline is non-negotiable.
slang His decision to break up with her was non-negotiable.
figurative In order to succeed, dedication and hard work are non-negotiable.
was non-negotiable
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