necessarily in Irish
necessarily in Irish is is gá go… — necessarily means as an unavoidable result; inevitably.
necessarily in Irish
is gá go…
Inevitably; of necessity.
What does "necessarily" mean?
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adv As an unavoidable result; inevitably.
"A higher price doesn't necessarily mean better quality."
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necessarily in a sentence
- A higher price doesn't necessarily mean better quality.
- This isn't necessarily the final decision.
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What is "necessarily" in Irish?
"necessarily" in Irish is is gá go…. necessarily means: As an unavoidable result; inevitably.
How do you use "necessarily" in a sentence?
Example: "A higher price doesn't necessarily mean better quality." In Irish, "necessarily" is is gá go….
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