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Necessitude (noun) means Necessitude is the condition of lacking what you need.

noun
1
Necessitude is the condition of lacking what you need.
"Even if she could have faced life without him, she could not go through it all again, the bankruptcy and shame and necessitude." — Cynthia Harrod-Eagles, The Cause (2001)
2
A necessitude is something that has to happen, often because of a person's role in society or the way things naturally are.
3
A necessitude is a bond or link between people or things.
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Etymology

Taken from Latin necessitūdō, from necesse + -tūdō, which in turn comes from ne- + cessus.

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What is the meaning of necessitude?
"necessitude" (noun) means necessitude is the condition of lacking what you need.
What are the different meanings of necessitude?
"necessitude" has 3 main meanings: 1. Necessitude is the condition of lacking what you need; 2. A necessitude is something that has to happen, often because of a person's role in society or the way things naturally are; 3. A necessitude is a bond or link between people or things.
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