In effect
In effect adverb - In actuality or reality or fact.
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Necessarily and in effect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Necessarily" instead an adverb phrase "In effect".
Necessarily
Necessarily adverb - Because of necessity.
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In effect and necessarily are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In effect" instead an adverb "Necessarily".
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- really and in effect
- really and necessarily
- actually and in effect
- actually and necessarily
- truly and in effect
- truly and necessarily
- positively and in effect
- positively and necessarily
- intrinsically and in effect
- intrinsically and necessarily
- basically and in effect
- basically and necessarily
- certainly and in effect
- certainly and necessarily
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- Note: For this trope to be in effect the phrase "Not that there's anything wrong with that" doesn't necessarily have to be said.
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However, it seems that Bad Powers, Bad People isn't necessarily in effect, as good witch Chloe is a Dream Walker while dreamwalking is considered a Dark Magic skill.
Source: Black Magic - In Spite of a Nail is necessarily in effect, in order to keep the setting approximately similar to the real world—indeed, sometimes the histories of these settings are more different from reality than their presents.
Source: Never Was This Universe
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