necessarily
ne suh se ruh lee
- r in an essential manner
such expenses are necessarily incurred - r in such a manner as could not be otherwise
it is necessarily so - r as a highly likely consequence
we are necessarily bound for federalism in Europe
- Nor will President Bush's dismal 39% approval rating necessarily drag down his party: almost half of voters (44%) were indifferent to whether their preferred Congressional .
- Not necessarily in that order.
- In the wake of the spinach scare, even the friendliest food can seem like a biological hazard, and scrubbing alone won't necessarily wipe out pesticides or bacteria.