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requisite
/ ˈrɛkwɪzɪt /
adjective
- absolutely essential; indispensable
noun
- something indispensable; necessity
Derived Forms
- ˈrequisitely, adverb
- ˈrequisiteness, noun
Other Words From
- requi·site·ly adverb
- requi·site·ness noun
- non·requi·site adjective noun
- non·requi·site·ly adverb
- non·requi·site·ness noun
- un·requi·site adjective
- un·requi·site·ly adverb
- un·requi·site·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of requisite1
Word History and Origins
Origin of requisite1
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Example Sentences
A future administration could decide that those borrowers still owe their unpaid balances, with interest, even after they’ve made the requisite number of monthly payments.
According to the Journal, the panel would consist of ranking retired officers who were empowered to recommend removal of former peers deemed to be “lacking in requisite leadership qualities.”
He has the requisite playmaking ability to excel in that role as a creator.
As tourists stumble by with tall cans of Bud Light Lime and cigarettes in hand, Sell’s tattooed, sinewy limbs stretch a matching Lacoste tee and shorts, with the requisite crocodile emblems and matching bright-red shoes.
He added that Parliament would have "all the requisite time to scrutinise measures clearly".
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