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	búbì [[~~bubi~~]][[不必]]。“必”的反义词。墨家所使用的“不必”有以下一个意思：不一定，不是必然，不能确定。《经说上》说：“小故有之不必然。”必要条件是有了它不一定有某种结果。《经说上》说：“必不必也，是非必也。”一定不是必然，而只能是非必然。《经说上》说：“子在军，不必其死生；闻战，亦不必其生，前也不惧，今也惧。”儿子在部队上不能断定他的生死；但听到要作战了，也同样不能断定他的生死，但是先前不害怕可现在害怕了。		[[búbì]] [[不必]] [[bubi]]。“必”的反义词。墨家所使用的“不必”有以下一个意思：不一定，不是必然，不能确定。《经说上》说：“小故有之不必然。”必要条件是有了它不一定有某种结果。《经说上》说：“必不必也，是非必也。”一定不是必然，而只能是非必然。《经说上》说：“子在军，不必其死生；闻战，亦不必其生，前也不惧，今也惧。”儿子在部队上不能断定他的生死；但听到要作战了，也同样不能断定他的生死，但是先前不害怕可现在害怕了。


	"Not necessarily" is the antonym of "necessarily." In Mohist usage, "not necessarily" has the following meaning: not certain, not inevitable, and indeterminate. The Classic Commentary, Part I states: "Minor causes exist but are not necessarily so." A necessary condition is one where its presence does not necessarily result in a certain outcome. The Classic Commentary, Part I also says: "Necessity is not necessity, right and wrong are not necessity." What is certain is not inevitable, but rather non-inevitable. The Classic Commentary, Part I further states: "When a son is in the army, one cannot determine his life or death; upon hearing of war, one cannot determine his survival. Before, there was no fear; now, there is fear." A son in the army cannot have his life or death determined; upon hearing news of battle, one also cannot determine his survival, yet previously there was no fear, and now there is fear.		"Not necessarily" is the antonym of "necessarily." In Mohist usage, "not necessarily" has the following meaning: not certain, not inevitable, and indeterminate. The Classic Commentary, Part I states: "Minor causes exist but are not necessarily so." A necessary condition is one where its presence does not necessarily result in a certain outcome. The Classic Commentary, Part I also says: "Necessity is not necessity, right and wrong are not necessity." What is certain is not inevitable, but rather non-inevitable. The Classic Commentary, Part I further states: "When a son is in the army, one cannot determine his life or death; upon hearing of war, one cannot determine his survival. Before, there was no fear; now, there is fear." A son in the army cannot have his life or death determined; upon hearing news of battle, one also cannot determine his survival, yet previously there was no fear, and now there is fear.

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búbì [[bubi]][[不必]]。“必”的反义词。墨家所使用的“不必”有以下一个意思：不一定，不是必然，不能确定。《经说上》说：“小故有之不必然。”必要条件是有了它不一定有某种结果。《经说上》说：“必不必也，是非必也。”一定不是必然，而只能是非必然。《经说上》说：“子在军，不必其死生；闻战，亦不必其生，前也不惧，今也惧。”儿子在部队上不能断定他的生死；但听到要作战了，也同样不能断定他的生死，但是先前不害怕可现在害怕了。

"Not necessarily" is the antonym of "necessarily." In Mohist usage, "not necessarily" has the following meaning: not certain, not inevitable, and indeterminate. The Classic Commentary, Part I states: "Minor causes exist but are not necessarily so." A necessary condition is one where its presence does not necessarily result in a certain outcome. The Classic Commentary, Part I also says: "Necessity is not necessity, right and wrong are not necessity." What is certain is not inevitable, but rather non-inevitable. The Classic Commentary, Part I further states: "When a son is in the army, one cannot determine his life or death; upon hearing of war, one cannot determine his survival. Before, there was no fear; now, there is fear." A son in the army cannot have his life or death determined; upon hearing news of battle, one also cannot determine his survival, yet previously there was no fear, and now there is fear.

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