neededly
neededly adverb: in a needed manner; necessarily.
Adverb
neededly (comparative more neededly, superlative most neededly)
- In a needed manner; necessarily.
- If all this seems like a vaporings of a diseased imagination, too monstrous and too improbably for belief, only see how the ascending series of events, as steps in a stairway from basement to top story, mounts up, one after another, in neededly progressive order, from the outset toward the purposed...1888, Oliver Morell Babcock, The New Conspiracy!, H. Bailey & Company, page 6
- What it all amounted to, at any rate, was that Mrs. Assingham would be keeping him quiet now, while his wife and his father-in-law carried out their own little frugal picnic; quite moreover, doubtless, not much less neededly in respect to the members of the circle that were with them there than in...1904, Henry James, The Golden Bowl, Methuen Publishing, →ISBN, page 114
- Antonyms:
- unneededly
Antonyms of neededly
Forms of neededly
| comparative | more neededly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most neededly |
Origin of neededly
From needed + -ly.
Questions about neededly
- What does neededly mean?
- Neededly means in a needed manner; necessarily.
- What part of speech is neededly?
- Neededly is an adverb.
Words near neededly in the dictionary
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