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.
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, ...
Definition of necessitate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
requirementmake something necessary or required
- The new law necessitates changes in policy.
2.
compelforce someone into a certain action
- The situation necessitated him to apologize.
Expressions with necessitate
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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, obliger, ...
- German:erforderlich machen, zwingen, ...
- Italian:richiedere, costringere, ...
- Spanish:requerir, obligar, ...
- Portuguese:exigir, ...
- Chinese:需要, 迫使, ...
- Japanese:必要とする, 強いる, ...
- Arabic:استلزم, أَلْزَم, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצְרִיךְ, לְאַלֵּץ, ...
- Russian:требовать, заставить, ...
- Ukrainian:вимагати, ...
- Hindi:अनिवार्य करना, मजबूर करना, ...
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