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You can use 不必 (bù bì) to express that something is not necessary or not required. For example, you can say 你不必去 (nǐ bù bì qù) to mean "you need not go".
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Synonyms:
无需 (wú xū): "not need"
不用 (bù yòng): "not need to"
不需要 (bù xū yào): "not need to"
Antonyms:
必须 (bì xū): "must, have to"
应该 (yīng gāi): "should, ought to"
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The difference between 不必 (bù bì) and 未必 (wèi bì) is that 不必 means "not necessary" or "need not," indicating that something is not required or obligatory. On the other hand, 未必 means "not necessarily" or "may not," indicating that something is not certain or guaranteed to happen.
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