nondemand

/ˌnɒndəˈmɑnd/

Definitions

1. noun

a condition in which something is not required or expected to be provided or done.

“The company operates on a nondemand basis, meaning they only work if a client hires them.”

2. adjective

not requiring or expecting something to be provided or done.

“The restaurant operates on a nondemand system, where customers pay as they leave.”

Synonyms

  • optional
  • voluntary

Antonyms

  • mandatory
  • required