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necessarian

American  
[nes-uh-sair-ee-uhn] / ˌnɛs əˈsɛər i ən /

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Etymology

Origin of necessarian

necessary + -an

Example Sentences

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The necessarian theory, which in this connection is still advanced or implied, largely accepted as it has been, I cannot help thinking is really traceable to an oversight.

From No Refuge but in Truth by Smith, Goldwin

I thank you for these lines in the name of a necessarian, and for what follows in next paragraph, in the name of a child of fancy.

From The Best Letters of Charles Lamb by Lamb, Charles

If he held the necessarian doctrine, he should have imparted it to her; for her question showed that she was capable of receiving it.

From Household Education by Martineau, Harriet

Yet on the necessarian theory automatons we must apparently be.

From No Refuge but in Truth by Smith, Goldwin

But the philosophical necessarian does not grant this postulate.

From On Calvinism by Hull, William

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