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Definition of necessarily
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Necessarily
(adv.)
In a
necessary
manner;
by
necessity;
unavoidably;
indispensably.
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Needly
::
Needly
(adv.)
Necessarily;
of
necessity.
Obverse
::
Obverse
(a.)
Anything
necessarily
involved
in, or
answering
to,
another;
the more
apparent
or
conspicuous
of two
possible
sides,
or of two
corresponding
things..
Glee
::
Glee (n.) An
unaccompanied
part song for three or more solo
voices.
It is not
necessarily
gleesome.
Needily
::
Needily
(adv.)
In a needy
condition
or
manner;
necessarily.
Appendix
::
Appendix
(n.) Any
literary
matter
added to a book, but not
necessarily
essential
to its
completeness,
and thus
distinguished
from
supplement,
which is
intended
to
supply
deficiencies
and
correct
inaccuracies..
Regulative
::
Regulative
(a.)
Necessarily
assumed
by the mind as
fundamental
to all other
knowledge;
furnishing
fundamental
principles;
as, the
regulative
principles,
or
principles
a
priori;
the
regulative
faculty..
Atom
::
Atom (n.) An
ultimate
particle
of
matter
not
necessarily
indivisible;
a
molecule.
Massive
::
Massive
(a.) In mass; not
necessarily
without
a
crystalline
structure,
but
having
no
regular
form; as, a
mineral
occurs
massive..
Dally
::
Dally (v. i.) To waste time in
effeminate
or
voluptuous
pleasures,
or in
idleness;
to fool away time; to delay
unnecessarily;
to
tarry;
to
trifle..
Dictum
::
Dictum
(n.) A
judicial
opinion
expressed
by
judges
on
points
that do not
necessarily
arise in the case, and are not
involved
in it..
Meddle
::
Meddle
(v. i.) To
interest
or
engage
one's self
unnecessarily
or
impertinently,
to
interfere
or busy one's self
improperly
with
another's
affairs;
specifically,
to
handle
or
distrub
another's
property
without
permission;
-- often
followed
by with or in..
Genus
::
Genus (n.) An
assemblage
of
species,
having
so many
fundamental
points
of
structure
in
common,
that in the
judgment
of
competent
scientists,
they may
receive
a
common
substantive
name. A genus is not
necessarily
the
lowest
definable
group of
species,
for it may often be
divided
into
several
subgenera.
In
proportion
as its
definition
is
exact,
it is
natural
genus;
if its
definition
can not be made
clear,
it is more or less an
artificial
genus..
Descent
::
Descent
(n.)
Transmission
of an
estate
by
inheritance,
usually,
but not
necessarily,
in the
descending
line; title to
inherit
an
estate
by
reason
of
consanguinity..
Heresy
::
Heresy
(n.) An
opinion
held in
opposition
to the
established
or
commonly
received
doctrine,
and
tending
to
promote
a
division
or
party,
as in
politics,
literature,
philosophy,
etc.; --
usually,
but not
necessarily,
said in
reproach..
Syllogistic
::
Syllogism
(n.) The
regular
logical
form of every
argument,
consisting
of three
propositions,
of which the first two are
called
the
premises,
and the last, the
conclusion.
The
conclusion
necessarily
follows
from the
premises;
so that, if these are true, the
conclusion
must be true, and the
argument
amounts
to
demonstration.
Prolix
::
Prolix
(a.)
Extending
to a great
length;
unnecessarily
long;
minute
in
narration
or
argument;
excessively
particular
in
detail;
--
rarely
used
except
with
reference
to
discourse
written
or
spoken;
as, a
prolix
oration;
a
prolix
poem; a
prolix
sermon..
Form
::
Form (n.) The
combination
of
planes
included
under a
general
crystallographic
symbol.
It is not
necessarily
a
closed
solid.
Naturalism
::
Naturalism
(n.) The
doctrine
of those who deny a
supernatural
agency
in the
miracles
and
revelations
recorded
in the
Bible,
and in
spiritual
influences;
also, any
system
of
philosophy
which
refers
the
phenomena
of
nature
to a blind force or
forces
acting
necessarily
or
according
to fixed laws,
excluding
origination
or
direction
by one
intelligent
will..
Blab
::
Blab (v.) To utter or tell
unnecessarily,
or in a
thoughtless
manner;
to
publish
(secrets
or
trifles)
without
reserve
or
discretion..
Complication
::
Complication
(n.) A
disease
or
diseases,
or
adventitious
circumstances
or
conditions,
coexistent
with and
modifying
a
primary
disease,
but not
necessarily
connected
with it..
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