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81necessary n. money; an income. — □ Ican always use more of the necessary. □ I gotta have more of the necessary, man …
82necessary — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English necessarie, from Latin necessarius, from necesse necessary, probably from ne not + cedere to withdraw more at no Date: 14th century 1. a. of an inevitable nature ; inescapable b. (1) logical …
83Necessary International Initiative — Part of a series on Trotskyism …
84necessary and sufficient conditions — See condition, necessary/sufficient …
85necessary — See necessary, essential …
86necessary — I (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Essential] Syn. essential, requisite, expedient, needful, indispensable, needed, required, urgent, wanted, imperative, prerequisite, exigent, pressing, vital, cardinal, fundamental, significant, momentous, compulsory,… …
87NECESSARY — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index necessary noun condition, demand, need adjective essential verb demand, must unnecessary adjective …
88necessary — [14] The original Latin adjective meaning ‘necessary’ was necesse (it was formed with the negative particle ne from the stem of cēdere ‘yield’, source of English cede, and hence meant etymologically ‘unyielding’). This was subsequently extended… …
89necessary bandwidth — būtinasis dažnių juostos plotis statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. necessary bandwidth vok. erforderliche Bandbreite, f rus. необходимая ширина полосы частот, f pranc. largeur de bande nécessaire, f …
90necessary condition — būtinoji sąlyga statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. necessary condition vok. notwendige Bedingung, f rus. необходимое условие, n pranc. condition nécessaire, f …
