Necessarily is
defined as inevitably or required
. An example of necessarily used as an adverb is in the sentence, “We don't necessarily have to arrive by 5,” which means arrival by 5 is not required. Of necessity; inevitably.
How can you use necessarily in a sentence?
- He doesn't necessarily want to be understood. …
- These by no means necessarily agree with the Code. …
- It's a long story, one you don't necessarily need to know to understand your circumstances.
What is the meaning for necessarily?
by or of necessity
; as a matter of compulsion or requirement: You don't necessarily have to attend. as a necessary, logical, or inevitable result: That conclusion doesn't necessarily follow.
How do you use essentially?
You use essentially
to indicate that what you are saying is mainly true
, although some parts of it are wrong or more complicated than has been stated. His analysis of urban use of agricultural land has been proved essentially correct.
What part of speech is the word necessarily?
inevitably; of necessity.
What is the difference between necessary and necessarily?
necessary means something is needed. ex pencils are necessary for writing. necessarily means
its inevitable
(it will happen). sometimes people say not necessarily if another person says something is needed but it really isn't.
Do not necessarily meaning?
convention. If you reply ‘Not necessarily', you mean
that what has just been said or suggested may not be true.
‘He was lying, of course. ‘—'Not necessarily.
Can a sentence start with essentially?
To start a sentence with “basically” is
to announce a noble intellectual modesty, to apologise
, in an understated and polite manner, for the lack of nuance in what is to come. If you indicate this by beginning a sentence “Essentially …” or “Effectively … “, no one will complain.
Do essentially and basically mean the same thing?
“Essentially” does not divest, but invests, showing something's most necessary properties to exist. “Basically” is
reductionism
, “essentially” is (perhaps tautologically) essentialism.) PS I really struggled to not use both words as I was writing this! Hope it helps!
Do you put comma after essentially?
Assuming you mean to qualify the ‘yes' both because there are complications and because the theory may not actually apply,
you would need to insert a comma after essentially
and omit the comma after theory or (much better) rephrase to something like Essentially, the theory would say yes here.
What part of speech does Invitation belong?
“Invite” is
a verb
, not a noun. The noun version is “invitaion” (sic), as in did you receive the invitation to the meeting.
What does necessarily true mean in maths?
Necessarily True means
the statement is always True
, but it is not the case with not necessarily true which means statement may not be true in some cases . For example , ” A bachelor is an unmarried man ” is necessarily true because by the definition of bachelor it always holds true .
What kind of adverb is necessarily?
inevitably; of necessity.
Can you say necessarily necessary?
“
Necessary” is an adjective
; it describes a noun. “Necessarily” is an adverb; it describes a verb. It's also usually used in a negative sense, that is “not necessarily”. Examples A fire extinguisher is necessary for your kitchen.
Is not necessarily or not necessary?
necessary means something is needed. ex pencils are necessary for writing. necessarily means its inevitable (it will happen). sometimes people say not necessarily if another person says something is needed but it really isn't.
What does it mean when a guy says not necessarily?
If you reply ‘Not necessarily,' you mean that
what has just been said or suggested may not be true
. “He was lying, of course.”—”Not necessarily.”
