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The following words have similar meanings, however, they are not used in rhetorical questions:
1. 无须 (wú xū): "no need"
2. 并非必要 (bìng fēi bì yào): "not necessary"
3. 不必 (bù bì): "not necessary"
4. 无需 (wú xū): "no need"
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何必 (hé bì) is commonly used in rhetorical questions or statements to express that there is no need for something. For example, 何必花那么多钱 (hé bì huā nàme duō qián) meaning "there's no need to spend so much money". It can also be used to express disbelief or surprise, for example 何必这么做 (hé bì zhème zuò) meaning "why would you do that?".
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