/neθesaɾjaˈmente/
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Translation
necessarily
Word origin
From the adjective necesario ('necessary') plus the adverbial suffix -mente, which descends from the Latin noun mente ('with a mind or manner'), the ablative of mens. Ultimately from Latin necessarius.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- necessarius
- English cognates
- necessary, necessity
Examples
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Being rich does not necessarily mean being happy.
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You do not necessarily have to come today.
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That does not necessarily happen in every case.
buen implica calidad.
A good price does not necessarily imply good quality.
breve .
The meeting will necessarily be short due to a lack of time.
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