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indispensably

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in·dis·pens·a·ble  (nd-spns-bl)
adj.
1. Not to be dispensed with; essential.
2. Obligatory; unavoidable: the routine but indispensable ceremonies of state.
n.
One that is indispensable.
indis·pensa·bili·ty, indis·pensa·ble·ness n.
indis·pensa·bly adv.
Synonyms: indispensable, essential, necessary, needful, requisite
These adjectives indicate a pressing need: foods indispensable to good nutrition; funds essential to completing the project; necessary tools and materials; provided them with all things needful; lacking the requisite qualifications.
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indispensably
adv it is indispensably necessary to them → es ist unbedingt notwendig or erforderlich für sie; that is necessarily and indispensably a part of our system → das ist notwendiger und unverzichtbarer Bestandteil unseres Systems
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