necessary in Latin
necessary in Latin is necesse — necessary means required or essential in order to achieve something or avoid a problem.
necessary in Latin
necesse
Required, essential, whether logically inescapable or needed in order to achieve a desired result or avoid some penalty.
What does "necessary" mean?
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adj Required or essential in order to achieve something or avoid a problem.
"A passport is necessary if you want to travel abroad."
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noun Informal: whatever is required to get something done (often "do the necessary").
"Don't worry about the paperwork, my assistant will do the necessary."
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necessary in a sentence
- A passport is necessary if you want to travel abroad.
- Water is necessary for all forms of life.
- Don't worry about the paperwork, my assistant will do the necessary.
- If the sink is blocked, can you please do the necessary?
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What is "necessary" in Latin?
"necessary" in Latin is necesse. necessary means: Required or essential in order to achieve something or avoid a problem.
How do you use "necessary" in a sentence?
Example: "A passport is necessary if you want to travel abroad." In Latin, "necessary" is necesse.
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