necessary ingredient

collocation in English

meaningsofnecessaryandingredient

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necessary
adjective
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/ˈnes.ə.ser.i/us
/ˈnes.ə.ser.i/
needed in order to achieve a ...
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ingredient
noun[C]
uk
/ɪnˈɡriː.di.ənt/us
/ɪnˈɡriː.di.ənt/
a food that is used with other foods in the preparation of a ...
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(Definition ofnecessaryandingredientfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The results are consistent with the hypothesis that non-addressed speech is anecessaryingredientfor the learning of first and second person pronouns.
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Even in standard macroeconomic models, it is sometimes recognized that heterogeneity is anecessaryingredient of important business cycle features (such as composition effects).
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Turbulence is anecessaryingredientin accretion disk theory.
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This became anecessaryingredientof emerging capitalism.
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Thus, although our computational experiments suggest that high curvature is anecessaryingredientfor getting the equity premium, it is by no means sufficient.
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Finally, the emergence of more powerful structures, as assessed by general information measures, shows that bifurcations are anecessaryingredientin any explanation of the qualitative change.
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I think open-mindedness is anecessaryingredientin considering the defence policy of this country today.
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Again, it is likely that optional harmonisation, or its equivalent, would in some cases have been anecessaryingredientin a free trade area.
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This is thenecessaryingredientfor the development of scientific services.
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Of course, neither with housebreaking nor with burglary is an intent to steal anecessaryingredient.
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We have all recognised that this is thenecessaryingredientfor stability.
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Should the question of the degree of recklessness which he exercised in dealing with the matter not be anecessaryingredientin the offence?
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An intention to promote or procure the election of a candidate is anecessaryingredientof this offence.
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They are anecessaryingredientfor our ultimate recovery.
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I should have thought that legitimate ambition, kept within bounds, is anecessaryingredientin a political life.
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These also are interfered with by making thisnecessaryingredientstill harder to obtain.
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It was a painful butnecessaryingredientin the peace process.
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Prescriptive right has always over the years been anecessaryingredientto introduce certainty into the title to property and the conveyance of property.
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I am quite sure there is no local education authority not aware that fresh vegetables are anecessaryingredientin such a preparation.
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Fertile political thought is anecessaryingredientof a pluralistic, lively parliamentary democracy and this will be encouraged and stimulated by the measure before us to establish party-political foundations.
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