A Corpus of 21st Century Scots Texts

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Occurrences of necessarily in Corpus sorted by last letter of previous word

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Central - LAL n an emendatioun. Scots didna necessarily tak the ilk pairt o a Laitin
Central - EDN s o thairsels. Bit they didna necessarily wint tae be leukit at be him.
Central - LAL trates that compearing daesna necessarily involve a personal appearance
Central - SEC cause Scots an Frisians cuid necessarily hae sic a fluent crack wi ane
Doric - DOR s him oot as especial but nae necessarily possessed o supernatural powe
Shetland - SHD "Not, of course, that we are necessarily opposed to building work as s
Central - EDN nice and good wurd. He didni necessarily aye ken exact definitions and
Shetland - SHD wife = 'woman' in StE (no necessarily mairried): Shø was ey a boan
Central - GLA wet perms and chib marks, no necessarily in that order, right enough.
Central - LAL ain richt forby. This wid no necessarily be taen in by the
Central - LAL ranks of the wirking cless no necessarily as an expression o social cli
Central - DUN kennt it wisnae the first, or necessarily the warst o sic groups. In Du
Doric - SNO ay spiers: ‘Do you think it necessarily bad that it should go, if the
Central - LAL (eth) as in the, however, not necessarily differentiated consistently.
Southern - SWEe now including routines, not necessarily a bad thing. Here's a new poe