Synonym: excess, needless, superfluous, uncalled-for, unessential. Antonym: necessary. Similar words: necessary, necessity, make a virtue of necessity, incessant, recess, cessation, incessantly, recession. Meaning: adj. not necessary.
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121. The avoidance of unnecessary institutional care by assessment of need for care.
122. If a rest follows the solo passage the asterisk is unnecessary.
123. First is the possibility of an unnecessary increase in the number of old people consigned to institutional care.
124. Envy was a civilised emotion, attendant upon some degree of security and the possession of things strictly unnecessary to survival.
125. In a world instantly connected by a finger on a facsimile machine, it might seem unnecessary to decentralise research.
126. The formalization of learning was not only unnecessary and inhibiting, but politically divisive.
127. It has attempted to be very explicit about what it considers to be unnecessary local expenditure.
128. It involves a lot of unnecessary digging, it is time-consuming and exhausting.
129. Some employers have said that they believe that a requirement to review the check-off annually would be unnecessary and burdensome.
130. General Leclerc's troops had shown great skill and speed, Gracey said, but much unnecessary brutality.
131. An amount which is still a matter for pride, if tinged with apprehension at the increasing number of unnecessary restrictions.
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132. The offices around were empty and dead, street lights in the backwater thought unnecessary in the emergency.
133. Optimal treatment of attacks can be life saving but suboptimal treatment or unnecessary delay in the provision of care can be fatal.
134. The last gamble, which would make concession unnecessary, was a new expeditionary force to defeat the rebels.
135. I am writing to complain about manufacturers who use unnecessary packaging.
136. It is best done at this stage to avoid unnecessary disturbance later on.
137. In the leaner 1990s that headquarters glamour is increasingly seen as gluttony - an unnecessary layer of bureaucracy and overheads.
138. It could, indeed, help to establish the kind of ethos which might make recourse to legal remedies unnecessary.
139. A multiple transfer of assets may be time consuming if consents are required and may give rise to unnecessary stamp duty.
140. They blocked the entrances in protest at what they claim is the unnecessary culling of badgers organised from the base.
141. This is achieved by eliminating not only functionless parts but also unnecessary machining operations and simplifying the shape of the sand castings.
142. The new regulations will require unnecessary expenditure of time and money.
143. Faculty examinations are unnecessary because there already exists a suitable alternative in the form of the IoT examination.
144. Gramm suggested recently that the partial government shutdown was evidence that furloughed federal workers were unnecessary.
145. It follows from this that what is necessary hi for one may well be considered unnecessary hi by another.
146. This exercise will increase overall flexibility in this area and will guard against unnecessary shoulder injuries.
147. For surface transport, although an equally high energy density fuel is unnecessary,(Sentencedict.com) an effective method of energy storage is vital.
148. Order, order Always plan ahead to save time and unnecessary effort.
149. If assignees do not qualify to be treated as depositors for compensation purposes, the Order was unnecessary.
150. Although U/V, ozone and protein skimmers were known, reference books often claimed they were unnecessary.
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