Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To make necessary; compel.
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Examples
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At least he said 'necess'ry' and 'dysent'ry' and called his suspenders 'braces'.
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Judge Tucker ordered a presentencing investigation and said Ms. LaRose could receive a maximum penalty of life in prison and a $1 million fine, five years of supervised release and $400 in special assessments — although she wouldn't necess arily receive the maximum sentence.
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You have probably heard the ancient wisdom which is ever more necess ...
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You have probably heard the ancient wisdom which is ever more necess ...
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KOPPEL: Well, if you're talking about the resolution that Harry Reid just laid out there, they are not confident necess -- that this would necessarily pass.
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Read latest from Richard & Cynthia: Getting copies made of necess. papers: Not a 24 hr. crossing.
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I also think that the poli -- that -- that politics is not necess -- that government is not necessarily the most effective way to get things done.
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South Africa was delayed by one day after the team complained that their players were not being given the necess protection in crime-riddled Johannesburg.
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You don't necess arily have to enter into an interracial marriage, but you should at least be questioning why is that happening?
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You will need that much time to make the necess~ connections to ensure that it is not overlooked entirely.
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