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Facultative
Facultative
a.
Having
relation
to
the
grant
or
exercise
faculty
, or
authority
,
privilege
,
license
, or
the
like
hence
,
optional
; as,
facultative
enactments
, or
those
which
convey
a
faculty
, or
permission
;
the
facultative
referendum
of
Switzerland
is
one
that
is
optional
with
the
people
and
is
necessary
only
when
demanded
by
petition
;
facultative
studies
;
opposed
to
obligatory
and
compulsory
,
and
sometimes
used
with
to.
Facultative
a.
Of
such
a
character
as to
admit
of
existing
under
various
forms
or
conditions
, or of
happening
or
not
happening
, or
the
like
;
Facultative
a.
Having
the
power
to
live
under
different
conditions
; as, a
facultative
parasite
, a
plant
which
is
normally
saprophytic
,
but
which
may
exist
wholly
or in
part
as a
parasite
;
opposed
to
obligate
.
Facultative
a.
Pertaining
to a
faculty
or
faculties
.
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