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more necessary
adjective as in essential
Strongest matches
adjective as in inevitable
Example Sentences
“A lot of the time, the workplace expects ADHDers and other neurodivergent people to change how they work and how their brains work, but really, what's more necessary is an environmental change,” Moss said.
And are even more necessary as democracy is choking on the filth of demagogues, white nationalism, class warfare, militarism, and Christian nationalism.
While she welcomes the influx, it also exposes people to high temperatures they’re not acclimated to, making her work all the more necessary — and keeping her volunteers very busy.
Does she think it’s more necessary to keep the Democratic coalition fired up heading into the convention and beyond, or to signal to swing voters that she’s ready to smash some shale rock to smithereens and huff up its delectable hydrocarbons?
“One of the most riveting frontpeople in recent musical history. … Her story, along with Bikini Kill’s upcoming tour, couldn’t feel more necessary.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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