Definition of non-necessary in English:

non-necessary

adjective nɒnˈnɛsɪs(ə)rinɒnˈnɛsɪsɛri

noun nɒnˈnɛsɪs(ə)rinɒnˈnɛsɪsɛri

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Burton (1577–1640), writer. From non- + necessary.

adjective

noun

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Burton (1577–1640), writer. From non- + necessary.

单词	non-necessary
释义	Definition of non-necessary in English: non-necessary adjective nɒnˈnɛsɪs(ə)rinɒnˈnɛsɪsɛri That is not necessary; (Philosophy) that is not inevitable. noun nɒnˈnɛsɪs(ə)rinɒnˈnɛsɪsɛri In plural Things which are not necessary, especially luxuries. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Burton (1577–1640), writer. From non- + necessary. Definition of non-necessary in US English: non-necessary adjective That is not necessary; (Philosophy) that is not inevitable. noun In plural Things which are not necessary, especially luxuries. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Burton (1577–1640), writer. From non- + necessary.
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