non negotiable

/ˌnɑn nəˈɡoʊʃiəbəl/
noun
  1. Something that is not open to negotiation or compromise.
    • In our family, respect for each other is a non-negotiable.
    • For a healthy diet, drinking enough water is a non-negotiable.
    • The company has a list of non-negotiables that all employees must agree to.
adjective
  1. Not open to discussion, change, or compromise; absolutely required.
    • Safety rules in the lab are non-negotiable and must be followed by everyone.
    • The deadline for the project is non-negotiable, so please submit your work on time.
    • For her, honesty in a relationship is a non-negotiable value.
  2. Cannot be exchanged for money or transferred to another person (of a financial document).
    • This receipt is non-negotiable and cannot be used as payment.
    • Non-negotiable tickets must be used by the original purchaser only.
    • The check was marked non-negotiable, so I couldn't cash it at the bank.
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