noun
- plural of compulsory; things that are required or mandatory
- in figure skating and gymnastics, required movements or routines that all competitors must perform
Usage: Usually used in contexts where certain items, subjects, or activities must be completed or taken
Usage: sports-specific
Examples
- Math and English are compulsories in most high schools.
- The student completed all the compulsories before choosing elective courses.
- In the competition, skaters must first perform the compulsories before moving to the free skate.
- The compulsories for graduation include two years of science.
- Athletes trained extensively on the compulsories to perfect their technique.
- The school made physical education one of the compulsories for all students.