CEFR B1

binding

adjective

Meaning

Having legal force; obligatory or compulsory.

Examples

The agreement is binding on all members of the organization.
This is a binding contract, so you must fulfill your obligations.

Synonyms: obligatory, mandatory, compulsory, required

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binding (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈbaɪndɪŋ/

Definition

Having legal force; obligatory or compulsory.

Examples

The agreement is binding on all members of the organization.
This is a binding contract, so you must fulfill your obligations.

How to Use binding

binding on (prepositional phrase): Obligatory for someone or something. — "The new rules are binding on all employees."
legally binding (collocation): Having legal force and being enforceable by law. — "This document serves as a legally binding contract."

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