needful in English
a further word was needful
she gave her money away to needful people
Use "needful" in a sentence
1. Behove To be necessary; needful
2. Behove To be necessary; needful
3. Knowledge of tax prep is needful along with previous Clerical/admin experience
4. But the Blockading was really needful, for in my dressing-case I have about 250l.
5. 27 The section of society most needful of such guidance is the young male.
6. 3 Verily, I say unto you, that it is not needful that the Apocrypha should be atranslated.
7. Antonyms for Causeless include necessary, essential, indispensable, justifiable, needed, needful, required, provoked, relevant and well-founded
8. Forbearance, though it be no Acquittance, is sometimes a piece of needful and laudable charity.
9. 25 Exercise, temperance, fresh air, and needful rest are the best of all physicians.
10. 3 Exercise, temperance, fresh air, and needful rest are the best of all physicians.
11. Chummy (plural chummies) Synonym of chum (“ friend, pal ”) 1991, Stephen King, Needful Things Sonny's knotted, distrustful face relaxed all at once
12. Synonyms for Behoove include proper, befit, beseem, suit, be expected, be fitting, be incumbent upon, be necessary, be needful and be one's obligation
13. There are many synonyms of Beseem which include Befit, Suit, Be Fitting, Be Expected, Be Incumbent Upon, Be Needful, Be Required, Be Requisite, Be Right, Owe It …
14. In the process of this examination occasion will offer for noting whatever is needful to convince us that the possession of the Charismata was confined to the Apostolic age
15. Curiosities - a really great shopping experience for those "needful things"MUST DO !!! When in the Lakewood area of Dallas, be sure to step into Curiositiesan eclectically cool shop just jam-packed full of temptations.
16. A Clubbable man enjoys sipping the flavour of other men's minds, and should have the alertness and sociability needful to draw them out, On the other hand, a man without quick senses, a man with- out available ease of manner, a man who is rather bored than otherwise by hearing all the light talk of the world, and whc cannot even take pleasure
17. We are at first torpid when God invites us, except he applies his many goads; and then we act formally in coming to him: it is hence needful that both these vices should be corrected in us, — our torpor must be roused, — and those self-Complacences, in which we too much indulge ourselves, must be shaken off.
18. Walter continues with his interpretation of radical heat and radical moisture ("an oily and Balsamous substance") and their importance to the child; his conclusion is simple: "if a child, as he grows up, can but be taught to avoid running into fire or water, as either of 'em threaten his destruction, — 'twill be all that is needful to be done
19. But Corinius answered him, "Cry you mercy, needful it is that this very night you go Ashipboard." And he gave him an ill look, saying, "Sith I lie to-night in Gallandus's lodgings, I think it fit my bodyguard should have thy chamber, my lord Duke, which, as I lately learned, adjoineth it." Corsus said no word.