Etymology
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necessary + -ly
Pronunciation
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necessarily (comparative more necessarily, superlative most necessarily)
- Inevitably; of necessity. Usually used in the negative.
- Synonym: needs
It is not necessarily true that children get their morals from their parents.
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Translations
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of necessity
- Arabic: حَتْماً (ḥatman)
- Armenian: անհրաժեշտաբար (hy) (anhražeštabar)
- Bulgarian: непременно (bg) (nepremenno), по необходимост (po neobhodimost)
- Catalan: necessàriament (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 必然地 (bìrán de), 必定地 (bìdìng de)
- Dutch: nodig (nl), noodzakelijk (nl), noodzakelijkerwijs (nl)
- Esperanto: nepre (eo)
- Estonian: paratamatult
- Finnish: välttämättä (fi), (colloquial) välttis (fi)
- French: absolument (fr), nécessairement (fr)
- Galician: necesariamente
- Georgian: აუცილებლად (aucileblad)
- German: notwendigerweise (de), (very rare) nötig (de), unbedingt (de), zwangsläufig (de)
- Greek: αναγκαστικά (el) (anagkastiká)
- Haitian Creole: nesesèman
- Hebrew: בהכרח (b'hekhréakh)
- Hindi: अवश्य (hi) (avaśya), अनिवार्यतः (anivāryataḥ), ज़रूरत से (zarūrat se), लाज़िमी तौर पर (lāzimī taur par), ज़रूर (hi) (zarūr), ज़रूर से (zarūr se)
- Hungarian: szükségszerűen (hu)
- Indonesian: seharusnya (id), semestinya (id)
- Italian: necessariamente (it), a tutti i costi, di riffa o di raffa, volente o nolente, per forza
- Norman: nécessaithement
- Norwegian: nødvendigvis
- Persian: لزوماً (fa) (lozuman)
- Polish: koniecznie (pl)
- Portuguese: necessariamente (pt)
- Russian: обяза́тельно (ru) (objazátelʹno)
- Serbo-Croatian: obavezno (sh), obvezno (sh)
- Sicilian: pi forza, pi pattu
- Slovak: nevyhnutne, nutne
- Spanish: necesariamente (es)
- Telugu: అవశ్యముగా (te) (avaśyamugā)
- Thai: ต้อง (th) (dtɔ̂ng)
- Ukrainian: обов'язко́во (obovʺjazkóvo), неодмі́нно (neodmínno)
- Yiddish: דווקא (dafke)
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