| NECESSARINESS | • necessariness n. The state or characteristic of being necessary. • NECESSARINESS n. the state of being necessary. |
| NECESSITARIAN | • necessitarian n. Necessarian. • necessitarian n. One who maintains the doctrine of philosophical necessity, in opposition to that of freedom of the will… • necessitarian adj. Of or pertaining to necessity or necessitarianism: opposed to libertarian. The Arminian has entangled… |
| NECESSITATING | • necessitating v. Present participle of necessitate. • NECESSITATE v. to make necessary. |
| NECESSITATION | • necessitation n. (Chiefly philosophy) Necessity, understood as a logical or other philosophical principle, or as a law… • NECESSITATION n. the act of necessitating. |
| NECESSITATIVE | • necessitative adj. (Grammar) Being or relating to a grammatical form that indicates necessity. • necessitative n. (Grammar) A grammatical form that indicates necessity. • NECESSITATIVE adj. relating to necessity. |
| NECESSITOUSLY | • necessitously adv. In a necessitous way. • NECESSITOUS adv. needful, in need. |
| NECKERCHIEVES | • neckerchieves n. Plural of neckerchief. • NECKERCHIEF n. an ornamental cloth, a kerchief for the neck. |
| NECROGRAPHERS | • necrographers n. Plural of necrographer. • NECROGRAPHER n. a writer of obituaries. |
| NECROMANTICAL | • necromantical adj. Alternative form of necromantic. • NECROMANTICAL adj. relating to necromancy, divination by trying to communicate with the spirits of the dead, also NECROMANTIC. |
| NECROPHILIACS | • necrophiliacs n. Plural of necrophiliac. • NECROPHILIAC n. one who practises necrophilia. |
| NECROPHILISMS | • NECROPHILISM n. the erotic love of corpses, also NECROMANIA, NECROPHILIA, NECROPHILY. |
| NECROSCOPICAL | • necroscopical adj. Alternative form of necroscopic. • NECROSCOPICAL adj. relating to necroscopy, also NECROSCOPIC. |
| NECTARIFEROUS | • nectariferous adj. That yields nectar. • NECTARIFEROUS adj. producing nectar. |
| NECTARIVOROUS | • nectarivorous adj. That feeds on nectar. • NECTARIVOROUS adj. eating nectar. |