necessitating (Meaning)

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necessitating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Necessitate

No strong antonyms found.

The severe weather necessitated a change in travel plans.
The patient's deteriorating condition necessitated urgent medical intervention.
The complex project necessitated the collaboration of multiple experts.
The lack of resources necessitated innovative problem-solving.
The impending deadline necessitated an extension for the project's completion.
The ongoing pandemic necessitated the implementation of strict safety measures.
The financial crisis necessitated drastic cost-cutting measures.
The increasing crime rate necessitated a reinforcement of the police presence.
The fragile ecosystem necessitated careful and sustainable land management.
The overwhelming demand for the product necessitated an increase in production capacity.

of Necessitate

needing,requiring, wanting,taking, claiming, warranting, challenging, demanding, involving,calling for

holding,having, holding, having,, owning, possessing, owning,possessing

The severe weather necessitated a change in travel plans.

The patient's deteriorating condition necessitated urgent medical intervention.

The complex project necessitated the collaboration of multiple experts.

The lack of resources necessitated innovative problem-solving.