n.
Necessity
adj.
Necessary, necessary, inevitable
necessary
nec.es.sar.y
AHD:[n? s“? -s? r”? ]
D.J.[6nesi7seri8]
K.K.[6nWs! 7sWri]
(adjective)
Absolutely essential.See Synonyms at indispensable
Necessary. See Synonyms at indispensable
Needed to achieve a certain result or effect; requisite:
Essential: necessary to achieve a certain purpose; Necessary:
the necessary tools.
Necessary tools
Unavoidably determined by prior conditions or circumstances; inevitable:
Inevitable: unavoidable because of the original conditions and circumstances, inevitable:
the necessary results of overindulgence.
The inevitable result of excessive laissez-faire
Logically inevitable.
Inevitable: Logically inevitable
Required by obligation, compulsion, or convention:
Required by obligation, compulsion, or custom:
made the necessary apologies.
Have to apologize
(noun)
Complex number nec.es.sar.ies
Something indispensable.
Necessary: something that cannot be lacked
Middle English necessarie
Middle English necessarie
from Old French necessaire
From old French necessaire
from Latin necess? s
Derived from Latin necess? s
from necesse * see ked-
Derived from necesse * See Synonyms at ked-
necessary
[5nesisEri]
adj.
necessary
Logical necessity
Compulsory; What must be done, involuntary
a necessary result
inevitable outcome
It is necessary for sb. to do sth. (It is necessary that ...) ...
Is a must; must ...
Sleep is necessary to health.
Sleep is necessary for health.
necessary
[5nesisEri]
n.
[Frequently used reply]
Necessity
The law provides food, clothing and shelter necessary for raising dependents or incapacitated persons.
daily -ries
daily necessaries
the necessary
Necessary money, things that must be done; Toilet
provide [find] the necessary
Raise money
a necessary house
Toilet
if necessary
If necessary.
be necessary for
Must; It is necessary for ...
the -ries of life
necessity for life
necessary essential indispensable vital
They all mean "necessary" and "necessary".
Necessary means "necessary" and "urgently needed", such as:
It's necessary for us to study hard .
We must study hard.
Essential means "necessary" and "indispensable", such as:
Food is essential for life.
Food is necessary for life.
Indispensable means "necessary" and "indispensable", such as:
He is indispensable to our work, we cannot do it without him.
He is indispensable to our work. Without him, we can't do it.
Vital means "very important" and "badly needed", such as:
This point is vital to my argument.
This point is very important to my argument.
unnecessary
necessary
(ne- = no- no =cedere ceded. Can't give up, that is, necessary)