
Necessarily
Not a Guarantee
Necessarily implies something is likely, but not 100% certain.

High SAT scores don't necessarily secure you a place in college.
Context Matters
The word 'necessarily' can change meaning slightly depending on the context.

This rule isn't necessarily applicable in every situation.
Debate and Opinion
Use 'necessarily' to politely disagree or show skepticism about someone else's statement.

I don't necessarily agree with his conclusions.
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