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obligatory /ob·lig·a·to·ry/ (ob-lig´ah-tor″e) obligate.
obligatory
unavoidable; something that is bound to occur.
obligatory water diuresis
polyuria resulting from a decrease or inactivity of antidiuretic hormone on distal tubules and collecting ducts.
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It can be seen that, for the examples discussed thus far, every instance of the frequency sense of time modified by number two is replaceable by twice--optionally in (16)-(18) but pretty obligatorily elsewhere.
Twice and constituency by Dixon, R.M.W. / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
The CBF receives FIFA's orders, obligatorily passing them on to the State Federations which, in turn, pass them on to their affiliated clubs.
Legal aspects of the representation of football players in Brazil by Martins Castro, Luiz Roberto / The International Sports Law Journal
 
 
 
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