Legal Definition and Related Resources of Necessary

Meaning of Necessary

Necessary is often employed as a term somewhat analogous to expedient, or appropriate, or reasonably convenient. 115 la. 734.

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Synonyms of Necessary

(Inescapable), adjective

avoidless
certain
choiceless
compelling
constraining
decided
decreed
designated
destined
expected
fated
fateful
fixed
foreordained
imminent
impending
ineluctable
ineludible
inevitable
inexorable
irresistible
irrevocable
ordained
sealed
settled
sure
unalterable
unavoidable
uncontrollable
undeniable
unevasible
unpreventable Associated Concepts: necessary damages
necessary expenses
necessary implication
necessary inference
necessary injury

(Required), adjective

allimportant
basic
binding
bounden
chief
coercive
compelling
compulsory
critical
crucial
demanded
dictated
essential
exigent
expedient
fundamental
imperative
important
imposed
incumbent
indispensable
integral
key
mandatory
necessitated
necessitous
needed
obligatory
paramount
prerequisite
prescribed
prime
principal
requisite
requisitioned
significant
strategic
strategical
substantive
urgent
vital Associated Concepts: necessary parties

noun

essence
essential
essentiality
indispensable thing
necessitas
necessities
necessitousness
necessitude
necessity
need
prerequirement
prerequisite
qualification
requirement
requisite
vitals Associated Concepts: duty to provide necessaries
necessaries of life

Grammar

This term is a noun.

Etimology of Necessary

(You may find necessary at the world legal encyclopedia and the etimology of more terms).

mid-14c., “needed, required, or useful things; the necessities of life; actions determined by right or law,” perhaps from Old French necessaire; this term is also a noun. private parts, genitalia; lavatory, and directly from Latin necessarius; this term is also a noun., in classical Latin “a relation, relative, kinsman; friend, client, patron;” see necessary (adj.).

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