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necessaryUK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˌnɛsəˈsɛrəli/ US:USA pronunciation: IPAUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˌnɛsəˈsɛrəli, -ˈsɛr-/ US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(nes′ə sâr′ə lē, -ser′-)
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necessary
used with an infinitive If it is necessary to do a particular thing, that thing must be done. fast. the patient carefully. used with ‘for’ You can say that it is necessary for someone to do something. It was necessary to keep active and not think about Sally. It is necessary for management and staff to work together positively. Be careful If you use necessary in sentences like these, the subject must be it. Don't say, for example, ‘She was necessary to make several calls’. Say ‘It was necessary for her to make several calls’. However, in conversation and in less formal writing, people normally say ‘She had to make several calls’. ➜ See must If one thing is necessary for another, the second thing can only happen or exist if the first one happens or exists. Total rest is the muscle to repair itself. 'necessarily' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
🗣️Forum discussions with the word(s) "necessarily" in the title: [won’t necessarily] - English Only forum
A bottle of water - full or not necessarily full? - English Only forum A couple (of people) - necessarily romantic/sexual? - English Only forum A word to say "not necessarily the consequence of" - English Only forum abating only that difference which is necessarily required to make them alike - English Only forum all do not necessarily mean the same thing - English Only forum An adulterer is necessarily a man? - English Only forum are not necessarily additive - English Only forum being a mother necessarily mean to be excellent - English Only forum being as it were parallel, not necessarily meeting - English Only forum Bubbling up necessarily means boiling up? - English Only forum Burger does not necessarily only have meat - English Only forum By none of those, ..., will an error be necessarily detected - English Only forum "could have +ved" necessarily impies something did not happen ? - English Only forum Do I have to necessarily have vs. Do I necessarily have to have - English Only forum do not necessarily translate into - English Only forum Does "irony" necessarily imply humour? - English Only forum don't necessarily want - English Only forum drawing is necessarily done - English Only forum Economic behavior necessarily <supervenes upon> the behavior of atoms - English Only forum Excite (verb): Does it necessarily imply sexual? - English Only forum forms should be completed < promptly / necessarily > after an employee... - English Only forum have something done (necessarily by someone else?) - English Only forum I don’t fit this profile necessarily - English Only forum I’m not necessarily the brightest penny in the till - English Only forum if not necessarily its original use - English Only forum if not necessarily scientific - English Only forum In the article, I do not necessarily agree... - English Only forum Is a "corporate" network necessarily large? - English Only forum Is it necessarily...? - English Only forum more...
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