“Necessarily” in Japanese
Short answer
Necessarily in Japanese is “強ち” (anagachi). Full meaning: (not) necessarily, (not) entirely, (not) altogether.
Other ways to say “Necessarily” in Japanese
必ず
kanarazu always, without exception, necessarily, certainly, without fail, positively, invariably
余業無く
yogyounaku unavoidably, necessarily, inevitably
余儀なく
yoginaku unavoidably, necessarily, inevitably
必ずしも
kanarazushimo (not) always, (not) necessarily, (not) entirely, (not) all
必ズ
kanarazu always, without exception, necessarily, certainly, without fail, positively, invariably
強がち
anagachi (not) necessarily, (not) entirely, (not) altogether
あながち
anagachi (not) necessarily, (not) entirely, (not) altogether
やむ得ず
yamuezu unavoidably, inevitably, necessarily, reluctantly, against one's will
やむを得ず
yamuwoezu unavoidably, inevitably, necessarily, reluctantly, against one's will
必
kanarazu always, without exception, necessarily, certainly, without fail, positively, invariably
必らず
kanarazu always, without exception, necessarily, certainly, without fail, positively, invariably
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