optionality
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- noun
- /ˌɑpʃəˈnælɪti/
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opcionalidad
- The optionality of selecting different courses allowed students to tailor their education to their interests.
So there's a lot of like, optionality for us with partnerships.
- So there's a lot of like, optionality for us with partnerships.
- And the whole point of traditional VCs is that they invested in seed startups for the optionality.
- Income secondly is you need to have optionality.
- And So what what makes digital property distinct is the fact that it has the most optionality for custody.
- You need to get on that with, with optionality and choice, which you referenced a moment ago.
- It's it's the asset class that's most sensitive to, to Black Swan optionality, which happens with regularity in the American economy.
- This is a huge game changer for Tesla and an incredible opportunity to exercise optionality on the long term value of of Tesla.
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So for me, success I define as the optionality I have with my time.
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And each window you opened was a form of optionality that allowed you to wait for the so-called fat pitch.
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And so we like the optionality that we have now.
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And the way that I help them, the way principal helps them is to put them in a position of having optionality or choices.
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I believe today, right this nanosecond where kids have with talent, have real optionality, right.
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I would just optimize for optionality and continue to take over with whatever comes your way.
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So there's a lot of like, optionality for us with partnerships.
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This is a huge game changer for Tesla and an incredible opportunity to exercise optionality on the long term value of of Tesla.
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And I'm—and I guess the way you should look at it and the way I look at it is I'm awfully glad that we have some optionality in the wireless space, because obviously we're in a mature business today and to grow our business—
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Having multiple job offers gives you a great sense of optionality in your career choices.
Synonyms
The freedom to choose between options in a course or activity
Antonyms
How Optional
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Etymology
The word optionality comes from option, a word that means 'choice', plus the ending -ity that marks a 'state' or quality, and it is closely related to the verb opt, which means 'to choose'. So, optionality means the 'state' of having choices or the possibility to choose among different options.