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prerequisite
[ pri-rek-wuh-zit, pree- ]
adjective
- required beforehand:
a prerequisite fund of knowledge.
noun
- something prerequisite:
A visa is still a prerequisite for travel in many countries.
Synonyms: precondition, essential, requisite, requirement
prerequisite
/ priːˈrɛkwɪzɪt /
adjective
- required as a prior condition
noun
- something required as a prior condition
Word History and Origins
Origin of prerequisite1
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Example Sentences
They usually need a bioscience-related first degree, but that is not a prerequisite.
Is sharing a similar sense of humor a relationship prerequisite?
Part of this white supremacist racial project involves making “whiteness” a prerequisite for citizenship and national belonging as established by the Supreme Court in the infamous Ozawa and Thind cases.
"Appreciating the workforce in the railways is a fundamental prerequisite if Scotland is to deliver the world-class, affordable, attractive and accessible rail services the country needs."
Is support for violence as a means of bringing about the end of multiracial pluralistic secular democracy and society almost a prerequisite for such beliefs?
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