indispensableness
- noun
- /ˌɪndɪˈspɛnsəblnəs/
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indispensabilidad
- The indispensableness of clean water for human survival cannot be overstated.
Examples
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Doctors often stress the indispensableness of regular exercise for good health.
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In today's world, the indispensableness of technology is clear.
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He realized the indispensableness of her advice during the project.
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The indispensableness of clean water cannot be overstated.
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Doctors often stress the indispensableness of regular exercise for good health.
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He realized the indispensableness of her advice during the project.
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The indispensableness of clean water for human survival cannot be overstated.
Synonyms
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A thing you need to live, like food or water
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Being necessary for something to work or succeed
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How necessary and important something is
A thing that is needed and very important for something to work or happen
How much something is needed
A quality that makes something very important for life or success
A quality that shows something is necessary
A quality when something is one of a kind and very needed so nothing can take its place
The great importance of something for a result or decision
Antonyms
How Necessary
Surface Forms
Morphology
indispensableness = indispensable (semi-transparent) = in + dispens + able + ness
This is a standard and fully transparent noun formation from the adjective 'indispensable' using '-ness'.
Etymology
Indispensableness comes from indispensable, which breaks into in- 'not' and dispense 'to give out' (think of the everyday word dispense). If something cannot be 'given away' or removed, it must stay, so indispensableness means the quality of being absolutely necessary.