requisite — required by the nature of things or by circumstances; essential
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: required by the nature of things or by circumstances; essential
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈrekwɪzɪt/
Korean meaning: 필수적인, 필요조건의, 요구되는
Korean pronunciation: **레**퀴짓
Example Sentences
- Having the requisite amount of coffee is essential for surviving Monday mornings at the office.
- Good communication skills are requisite for any leadership position.
- She lacked the requisite enthusiasm for bungee jumping, preferring to keep her feet firmly on the ground.
requisite
ADJECTIVE//ˈrekwɪzɪt//
required by the nature of things or by circumstances; essential
Security officer checks requisite documents before allowing passenger through
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Every ingredient requisite makes the dish exquisite - a chef's perquisite!
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From Latin 'requisitus', the past participle of 'requirere' meaning 'to require' or 'to ask for'. The word combines 're-' (again) and 'quaerere' (to seek or ask).
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“Having the requisite amount of coffee is essential for surviving Monday mornings at the office.”
“Good communication skills are requisite for any leadership position.”
“She lacked the requisite enthusiasm for bungee jumping, preferring to keep her feet firmly on the ground.”
“The company provides all requisite training for new employees.”
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