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Meanings of unnecessarily in English
Portuguese
desnecessariamente Usage of unnecessarily in English
1
Though not above vote fraud, he considered violence counterproductive; it disturbed unnecessarily.
2
That'd be misleading, unnecessarily flip, and would result in missing body parts.
3
Very often providers use unnecessarily complicated language that can be confusing too.
4
I have given you a serious shock by my unnecessarily dramatic reappearance.
5
He said police had been unnecessarily aggressive when they raided his property.
6
So, it's not a case of electoral officials dragging their feet unnecessarily.
7
It is disappointing the union is seeking to unnecessarily alarm the public.
8
Leaving them plugged in is just draining power and wasting money unnecessarily.
9
Stop being so cruel. She said the premier was unnecessarily punishing people.
10
Do not travel unnecessarily, stopping short of banning driving for these purposes.
11
I know nothing positive; and I dare say I am unnecessarily alarmed.
12
He's a very good manager, but I feel he's been unnecessarily grumpy.
13
But the Commissioners seem to have been unnecessarily alarmed in this matter.
14
I would not see your first term unnecessarily complicated by such things.
15
I make another good joke; but Gowing and Cummings are unnecessarily offended.
16
He is of my mind against having of 8ths unnecessarily in composition.
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Unnecessarily through the time
Unnecessarily across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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