Collocations with "not necessarily"

20 collocations found

Categories

ADVERB + VERB(3)ADVERB + ADJECTIVE(2)ADVERB + understand(1)ADVERB + typical(1)ADVERB + transferable(1)ADVERB + suitable(1)ADVERB + relevant(1)ADVERB + reflect(1)lead (verb): cause(1)ADVERB + inconsistent(1)ADVERB + incompatible(1)ADVERB + imply(1)ADVERB + identical(1)ADVERB + exhaustive(1)ADVERB + exclusive(1)ADVERB + equate(1)ADVERB(1)
not necessarily imply

Used to say that something is not always the result of a particular situation.

imply8.5
not necessarily lead to
lead8.0
not necessarily equate

Used to argue that two things are not automatically or always the same.

equate7.0
not necessarily indicate

used to say that something is not always the result of a particular situation

indicate7.0
not necessarily signal

To indicate that something is not an automatic or certain signal of something else.

signal7.0
not necessarily valid

Suggests that something may not be correct or acceptable in all circumstances.

valid7.0
not necessarily identical

Used to state that two things may be similar but are not always identical.

identical6.9
not necessarily permanent

Used to say that something is not always or automatically lasting.

permanent6.8
not necessarily understand

To indicate that understanding is not a guaranteed or automatic outcome.

understand6.8
not necessarily typical

Not always or in every case typical.

typical6.7
not necessarily reflect

Used to say that something is not always a true sign of a particular situation.

reflect6.5
not necessarily confine

to state that something is not always limited to a particular group or area

confine6.4
not necessarily expect

Indicates that an expectation is not a guaranteed outcome.

expect6.2
not necessarily relevant

may not be relevant in all cases

relevant6.2
not necessarily incompatible

Used to argue that two things that seem incompatible might actually be able to coexist.

incompatible6.0
not necessarily inconsistent

Used to suggest that two things might not be inconsistent, although they appear to be.

inconsistent6.0
not necessarily exhaustive

indicates that completeness is not guaranteed or required

exhaustive5.8
not necessarily exclusive

clarifies that something is not automatically or always exclusive

exclusive5.0
not necessarily transferable

Used to express that the ability to transfer something is conditional and not guaranteed in all situations.

transferable5.0
not necessarily suitable

May be suitable in some cases but not all.

suitable4.8