necessarily

• Adverbe signifiant « comme un résultat nécessaire » ou « inévitablement ». Utilisé pour indiquer que quelque chose doit être vrai ou doit se produire en raison de la logique ou des circonstances. Souvent employé dans des constructions négatives (par exemple, « pas nécessairement ») pour exprimer que quelque chose n'est pas toujours le cas.

An adverb meaning "as a necessary result" or "inevitably." It is used to indicate that something must be true or must happen based on logic or circumstances. Often used in negative constructions (e.g., "not necessarily") to express that something is not always the case.

1. As a necessary resultB2formal

   In a way that cannot be avoided; inevitably.

   nécessairement

   • Higher prices do not necessarily mean better quality.
   • The project will necessarily require more funding.
   • Success does not necessarily come from hard work alone.

   Synonymesautomaticallyinescapablyinevitablyof necessityunavoidably

   Antonymesaccidentallypossibly

2. By necessityB2formal

   Because it is essential or required.

   Par nécessité

   • The decision was necessarily made quickly due to the deadline.
   • She necessarily had to cancel her plans due to illness.
   • The team necessarily focused on the most urgent tasks first.

   Synonymesautomaticallyineluctablyinescapablyinevitablyneedsof necessityunavoidably

   Antonymesoptionallyunnecessarily