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What is the term used to denote a situation where an action cannot occur without a particular condition?

  1. Except

  2. Necessary

  3. Only

  4. Unless

The correct answer is: Unless

The term used to denote a situation where an action cannot occur without a particular condition is "Unless." This term signifies that something is necessary for an action to take place or a condition to be met. In this context, "Unless" highlights the dependence of the action on the specified condition.

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