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Low-Commitment

Adjective

Having a minimal level of obligation, responsibility, or dedication.

Sense 1:

With regards to relationships or dating, indicating a casual or non-exclusive commitment.

Example sentence: She preferred low-commitment relationships, as she enjoyed her independence and freedom.

Sense 2:

Regarding a task or project, requiring little time, effort, or resources.

Example sentence: The low-commitment nature of the project allowed for quick completion with minimal resources.

Noun

A situation or arrangement that demands little commitment or involvement.

Sense 1:

In the context of a job or employment, a position that doesn't require extensive dedication or long-term commitment.

Example sentence: Working as a freelancer provided her with a low-commitment job, allowing flexibility in her schedule.

Sense 2:

In the context of events or activities, an option that doesn't involve significant time, money, or commitment.

Example sentence: The local fair offers various low-commitment entertainment options, including games and food stalls.