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Meanings of necessary adjunct in English

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Usage of necessary adjunct in English
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This was a convenient and necessary adjunct of the protective tariff.
State of the Union Addresses
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But then Bud regarded tobacco as a necessary adjunct to soundness of judgment.
The Forfeit
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A shawl is always a necessary adjunct to such adventures.
Castles in the Air
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In answer she pointed to the new cook's trunk-thatnecessary adjunct of the migratory domestic.
The Circular Staircase
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There is the exchange of material conveniences called commerce, with its necessary adjunct, the sanctity of obligation.
Horace and His Influence
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But to make up for this, they installed a concert organ, a necessary adjunct for musical performances.
Musical Memories
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This seems to be a necessary adjunct to the playing of football, with either round or oval balls.
The Irish Times
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At every "quilting" Anne was a necessary adjunct, and her nimble fingers drove the needle more swiftly than anyone's else.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete
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But I have come to terms with it: realising at last that it is a necessary adjunct of my own measure of humanity.
My Name is Legion
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Such a person-CommonSense Man, we can call him-wasa necessary adjunct to the federal system Hume had inspired and Madison had created.
How the scots invented the modern world: the true story of how w...
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A band is a necessary adjunct, and bringing up the rear are the inhabitants, marching and singing to the music of the band.
Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom
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It is a valuable and necessary adjunct to the other provisions for the care of a population of 1,500.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 799, April 25, 1891
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He selected Billy Storey to perform on these necessary adjuncts to the minstrels.
Watch Yourself Go By
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We launched scores of ingenious contrivances which have since become universally recognized as necessary adjuncts of modern life.
Odd John
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We have felt that they were externals, desirable but not necessary adjuncts,-prettytags of an exceptional gift or culture.
Stories to Tell to Children
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"Rhyme," he says, and says truly, "is no necessary adjunct of true poetry."
Lives of the Poets, Volume 1
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