necessity in Irish
necessity in Irish is riachtanas — necessity means the state of being required or unavoidable.
necessity in Irish
riachtanas
What does "necessity" mean?
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noun The state of being required or unavoidable.
"Many people moved to the city out of necessity rather than choice."
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noun Something essential; a basic requirement.
"For many families, a reliable car is not a luxury but a necessity."
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noun Extreme need or hardship; poverty.
"Many people in the village lived in necessity after the harvest failed."
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necessity in a sentence
- Many people moved to the city out of necessity rather than choice.
- The necessity of wearing a helmet is clear to every cyclist.
- For many families, a reliable car is not a luxury but a necessity.
- Food and shelter are basic necessities of life.
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What is "necessity" in Irish?
"necessity" in Irish is riachtanas. necessity means: The state of being required or unavoidable.
How do you use "necessity" in a sentence?
Example: "Many people moved to the city out of necessity rather than choice." In Irish, "necessity" is riachtanas.
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