essentiality

Examples

• All

• The Tallinn Manual's commentary on Rule 26 circumscribes essentiality as "of fundamental and great importance to the State concerned." 86

  Academic text (2017)

• The essentiality of water for sustaining life cannot be overstated.

• What ought to be there is an essentiality solely by meaning.

  Gregory B. Sadler - That Philosophy Guy

• "The Supreme Court intervened in the legislative inquisition, speaking of the "essentiality of freedom in the community of American universities" as being "almost self-evident."

  Academic text (2002)

• Olson, Laura R. 2011. "The Essentiality of 'Culture' in the Study of Religion and Politics." Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 50 (4): 639-53.

  Academic text (2016)

• Essentiality, gravity, and imminence are thus key qualifiers for identifying situations of a certain pressing quality that rise to the level of necessity.

  Academic text (2017)

• Though Pueblo stories in their original spoken delivery have a form that is identifiable in story after story, there is always a quality of freshness and spontaneity that gives them an aspect of essentiality.

  Academic text (1992)

• I will begin with these relationships, in particular that of Gillette and Poussin, and then I will propose that Balzac's tale argues for the essentiality of modesty in love and in art.

  Academic text (1992)

• In education, the essentiality of critical thinking skills is often emphasized.

Synonyms

E

essence

vsessentiality

441 4.8

The central idea or most important part of something

is about being absolutely necessary rather than simply the central defining core

N

necessity

vsessentiality

274 2.0

A thing you need to live, like food or water

describes the abstract quality that makes something basic or required

E

essentialness

vsessentiality

1 6.6

How necessary and important something is

is the same meaning but appears as another noun form

I

indispensability

vsessentiality

1 7.4

Being necessary for something to work or succeed

focuses on the overall quality rather than the specific state or condition

I

indispensableness

vsessentiality

8.2

A state in which something is completely needed and cannot be done without

highlights the basic importance as a defining nature rather than a condition

R

requisiteness

vsessentiality

9.9

A thing that is needed and very important for something to work or happen

emphasizes basic importance of the thing rather than mere requirement for a purpose

F

fundamentalness

vsessentiality

8.1

The degree to which something is important and basic

is about necessity as a defining quality rather than mere basic nature

F

fundamentality

vsessentiality

7.7

How basic and most important something is

highlights the necessary quality that makes something basically important rather than centrality

C

cruciality

vsessentiality

8.2

The great importance of something for a result or decision

refers to the basic necessary nature rather than urgency or immediate need

V

vitalness

vsessentiality

5.7

A quality that makes something very important for life or success

means the same basic necessity but without the life or success focus

Antonyms

U

unimportance

1 4.6

A situation or thing that is not worth much attention

I

inessentiality

9.6

A state in which something is not necessary

How Essential

vital for

12 3.9

essentiality

7.7

importance

663 1.0

small-time

47 5.9

triviality

6 5.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology