Emily Dickinson Lexicon

NEC'ES-SA-RI-LY, adv.

1. By necessity; in such a manner, that it can not be otherwise. Truth is necessarily opposite to falsehood. A square is necessarily different from a circle.
2. Indispensably. Most men are necessarily occupied in procuring their subsistence.
3. By unavoidable consequence. Certain inferences necessarily result from particular premises.