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Needfulness, essentiality, necessity, indispensability, urgency, call for. (Verbs). To require, need, want, have occasion for, stand in need of, lack, desire, be at a loss for, desiderate; not to be able to do without or dispense with; to want but little. To render necessary, to necessitate, to create a necessity for, to call for. (Adjectives). Requisite, required, etc., needful, necessary, exigent, essential, indispensable, irreplaceable, prerequisite, that cannot be spared or dispensed with, urgent. 2°. Subservience to Ends1. Actual Subservience
Midwife, accoucheur. Key, master-key, passport, passepartout, "open sesame," a go-between 758, a cat's-paw, tool, mainstay, trump card. (Phrases). Two strings to one's bow; cheval de bataille. (Adjectives). Instrumental, intervening, intermediate, intermediary, subservient. (Adverbs). Through, by, with, by means of, by dint of, à force de, along with, thereby, through the medium, etc., of, wherewith, wherewithal. Machinery, mechanism, mechanics, engineering, mechanical powers, scaffolding, ladder, mainstay. (Phrases). Wheels within wheels; two strings to one's bow. To beg, borrow, or steal. (Adjectives). Instrumental, subservient, mechanical. (Adverbs). How, by what means, by all means, by all manner of means, by the aid of, by dint of. (Phrases). By hook or by crook; somehow or other; for love or money; by fair means or foul. Weapon, arms, armoury, battery. Equipment, gear, tackle, tackling, rigging, harness, paraphernalia, equipage, material, plant, appurtenances. A wheel, jack, mill, clock-work, wheel-work, spring, screw, turbine, wedge, fly-wheel, lever, bascule, pinion, crank, winch, crane, capstan, windlass, pulley, monkey-engine, hammer, mallet, mattock, mall, bat, racket, sledge-hammer, mace, club, truncheon, pole, staff, bill, crow, crowbar, poleaxe, handspike, crutch, boom, bar, pitchfork, etc. |
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