necessitating

nəˈsɛsɪteɪtɪŋ

Definition

Definition of necessitating - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

requirementcausing a need for something to happen

The necessitating factors were beyond our control.
The necessitating circumstances led to a change in policy.
New regulations are necessitating adjustments in the process.

demanding

requiring

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Origin of necessitating

Latin, necessitas (necessity)

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French:nécessitant, ...
German:erfordernd, ...
Italian:richiedenti, ...
Spanish:necesario, ...
Portuguese:indispensável, ...
Chinese:需要的, ...
Japanese:必要とする, ...
Arabic:مُسْتَوْجِب, ...
Hebrew:מְחַיֵּב, ...
Russian:требующий, ...
Ukrainian:необхідний, ...
Hindi:अनिवार्यकारी, ...
Bengali:প্রয়োজনসৃষ্টিকারী, ...
Catalan:exigent, ...
Czech:podmiňující, ...
Danish:nødvendiggørende, ...
Dutch:noodzakelijk, ...
Greek:επιτακτικός, ...
Hungarian:szükségessé tevő, ...
Khmer:បង្កឱ្យចាំបាច់, ...
Korean:필요성을 야기하는, ...
Persian:مستلزم, ...
Polish:wymagający, ...
Portuguese (BR):exigente, ...
Romanian:necesar, ...
Swedish:nödvändig, ...
Thai:ที่ทำให้จำเป็น, ...
Turkish:gerektiren, ...
Vietnamese:làm phát sinh nhu cầu, ...

necessitate

nəˈsɛsɪteɪt

Definition of necessitate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

requirementmake something necessary or required

The new law necessitates changes in policy.

demand

entail

require

compelforce someone into a certain action

The emergency necessitated his leaving immediately.

demand

require

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ex necessitate

adv.

out of necessity or inevitability

The decision was made ex necessitate due to the crisis.

Origin of necessitate

Latin, necessitas (necessity)

Examples of necessitate in a sentence

His injury necessitated a change in the team's strategy.
The rules necessitate a change in procedure.
His injury necessitated a visit to the doctor.

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French:nécessiter, contraindre, ...
German:erforderlich machen, nötigen, ...
Italian:richiedere, costringere, ...
Spanish:requerir, obligar, ...
Portuguese:exigir, compelir, ...
Chinese:需要, 迫使, ...
Japanese:必要とする, 余儀なくさせる, ...
Arabic:استلزم, أَجْبَرَ, ...
Hebrew:לְהַצְרִיךְ, לְחַיֵּב, ...
Russian:требовать, вынуждать, ...
Ukrainian:вимагати, змушувати, ...
Hindi:अनिवार्य करना, विवश करना, ...
Bengali:আবশ্যক করা, বাধ্য করা, ...
Catalan:requerir, obligar, ...
Czech:vyžadovat, donutit, ...
Danish:nødvendiggøre, tvinge, ...
Dutch:noodzaken, dwingen, ...
Greek:καθιστώ απαραίτητο, αναγκάζω, ...
Hungarian:szükségessé tenni, kényszeríteni, ...
Khmer:តម្រូវឱ្យ, ...
Korean:필요로 하다, 재촉하다, ...
Persian:ایجاب کردن, وادار کردن, ...
Polish:wymagać, zmuszać, ...
Portuguese (BR):tornar necessário, obrigar, ...
Romanian:a necesita, ...
Swedish:kräva, tvinga, ...
Thai:ทำให้จำเป็น, ...
Turkish:gerektirmek, ...
Vietnamese:đòi hỏi, buộc, ...

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