Necessary
Definition: In LSAT logical reasoning, a condition that must be present for a conclusion to hold; a required element without which something cannot occur. The 'then' part of an if-then statement. (adjective)
Example: Oxygen is necessary for combustion — without it, fire cannot occur.
Synonyms: required, essential
Antonyms: unnecessary, optional
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Questions about Necessary
What does “Necessary” mean?
Necessary (adjective) means in LSAT logical reasoning, a condition that must be present for a conclusion to hold; a required element without which something cannot occur. The 'then' part of an if-then statement.
How do you use “Necessary” in a sentence?
Oxygen is necessary for combustion — without it, fire cannot occur.
What are synonyms of “Necessary”?
Words with a similar meaning to Necessary include required, essential. Opposites include unnecessary, optional.
Is “Necessary” a test vocabulary word?
Yes — Necessary appears in General Vocabulary, LSAT Vocabulary Prep on Vocab Voyage, and you can practise it free with a 3-question quiz on this page.