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necessarily
Expresses that something is compulsory, unavoidable, or follows as a logical consequence from something else. It is often used in negative sentences to correct a false conclusion.
Ein höherer Preis bedeutet nicht notwendigerweise eine bessere Qualität.
A higher price does not necessarily mean better quality.
This adverb is formed from the adjective 'notwendig' (necessary) and the ending '-erweise'. The ending '-weise' forms adverbs and means 'in a ... way'.
Das eine folgt notwendigerweise aus dem anderen.
The one necessarily follows from the other.
This word is very often used in the negative form 'nicht notwendigerweise' (not necessarily). It then means 'not inevitably' or 'not necessarily' and qualifies a statement.
Teure Produkte sind nicht notwendigerweise besser als günstige.
Expensive products are not necessarily better than cheaper ones.
'Notwendigerweise' (necessarily) can stand in position 1 to emphasize the statement. In this case, the conjugated verb follows directly after it (inversion).
Notwendigerweise führt diese Entscheidung zu Konflikten.
Necessarily, this decision leads to conflicts.
inevitable
Zwangsläufig and notwendigerweise can both express a compelling consequence. Zwangsläufig often describes an outcome that occurs automatically because of certain circumstances; notwendigerweise marks logical necessity and is also frequently used in negative statements. Choose notwendigerweise when limiting an incorrect necessary conclusion.
Eine lange Reise bedeutet nicht notwendigerweise, dass man das Dorf besucht.
A long journey does not necessarily mean that you visit the village.
Wenn die Straße gesperrt ist, führt der Weg zwangsläufig durch das Dorf.
If the road is closed, the route inevitably leads through the village.
