necessarily in English: In a way that must be true or must happen; used most often in "not necessarily". (adverb)

Translation

In a way that must be true or must happen; used most often in "not necessarily".

Word origin

From the adjective necessary plus the ending -ly, from Latin necessarius, meaning unavoidable.

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"Not necessarily" means it is not always true.

wiser.

It may be true sometimes, but it does not have to be.

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Here "necessarily" means it must be so; it cannot be avoided.

necessary

Needed, so that you cannot manage without it.

must

Used to say that something is needed or has to happen.

need

To have to have something because it is important or necessary.

always

Every time, at all times, without ever stopping or missing.

sure

Knowing that something is true and having no doubt about it.

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