No. 3,654 in Spanish

necesariamente

Necessarily.

In a sentence

No necesariamente tengo que ir al mercado hoy.
I don't necessarily have to go to the market today.
Necessarily modifies 'tengo' to show that the action isn't obligatory.
El hecho de que llueva no significa necesariamente que el día será malo.
The fact that it's raining does not necessarily mean that the day will be bad.
Necessarily modifies 'significa' to convey that the implication isn't absolute.
No necesariamente lo que dice es correcto.
What he says is not necessarily correct.
Necessarily modifies 'es' to express that the statement isn't always true.

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