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What is the opposite of instrumental?

The opposite of "instrumental" depends on the context in which it's being used. Here are a few possibilities:

In music:

* Vocal: If something is instrumental, it means it features only instruments and no singing. The opposite would be vocal, meaning it features singing.

* Non-instrumental: This is a direct opposite, meaning it's not just instruments. It could include singing, spoken word, or other non-musical elements.

In general use:

* Unimportant: If something is instrumental in achieving something, it means it's essential. The opposite would be unimportant, meaning it has little to no impact.

* Non-essential: Similar to unimportant, this suggests that something is not necessary for a desired outcome.

* Passive: If something is instrumental, it implies it is actively involved in causing something. The opposite would be passive, meaning it doesn't contribute to the cause.

* Extrinsic: If something is instrumental, it suggests it's a means to an end. The opposite would be intrinsic, meaning it is valuable in itself, not just for what it can achieve.

To give you a more precise answer, please provide me with the context in which you're using "instrumental."

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