discretional (Meaning)
Wordnet
discretional (s)
having or using the ability to act or decide according to your own discretion or judgment
Webster
discretional ()
Alt. of Discretionary
Synonyms & Antonyms of discretional
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
discretional Sentence Examples
- The government allowed people to use discretional income to make donations to the hurricane relief fund.
- The judge used his discretional authority to reduce the defendant's bail.
- The board of directors granted the CEO a discretional bonus for his exceptional performance.
- The tax code provides discretional deductions for expenses related to homeownership.
- The homeowner has the discretional right to repaint the house in any color they choose.
- The company has a policy of offering discretional raises to employees who consistently exceed expectations.
- The charity relies on discretional donations from individuals to fund their programs.
- The discretional spending bill passed by Congress included funding for a variety of programs.
- It is important to use discretional funds wisely, as they are not always available.
- The discretional clause in the contract allowed for the addition of extra features at an additional cost.
FAQs About the word discretional
having or using the ability to act or decide according to your own discretion or judgmentAlt. of Discretionary
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The government allowed people to use discretional income to make donations to the hurricane relief fund.
The judge used his discretional authority to reduce the defendant's bail.
The board of directors granted the CEO a discretional bonus for his exceptional performance.
The tax code provides discretional deductions for expenses related to homeownership.
