Synonyms for non-essential
non-es·sen·tial

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1. non-essential

   Synonyms:
   casual, contingent, needless, optional, unnecessary, useless, worthless

   Antonyms:
   essential, indispensable, inevitable, infallible, necessary, needed, needful, required, requisite, unavoidable, undeniable

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1. non-essentialadjective

   Synonyms:
   unimportant, incidental, adventitious

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1. List of paraphrases for "non-essential":

   nonessential, non-pivotal, non-core, unessential, non-critical, non-main, non-key, unnecessary

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1. The CDC:

   Due to extensive community transmission of COVID -19 in the area, CDC urges residents of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut to refrain from non-essential domestic travel for 14 days effective immediately.

2. Rebecca Long-Bailey:

   There's a whole range of essential functions, and then there are non-essential functions like ordering nice things online.

3. Chris Williamson:

   Having enjoyed a mini-boom from consumers returning after the relaxation of pandemic restrictions, many services firms are now seeing households increasingly struggle with the rising cost of living, with producers of non-essential goods seeing a similar drop in orders.

4. Atlantic Equities analyst James Cordwell:

   If the Chinese consumer is pulling back on spending then it seems to be either at the very high luxury end or maybe on some of the everyday non-essential items, i think the smartphone is increasingly viewed as an essential in Greater China. So, I don't see the economy weighing significantly on Apple growth over the next few quarters.

5. Francois Legault:

   I repeat our demand to Mr. Trudeau – it’s time to act, we can either ban non-essential travel or isolate travelers in hotels.