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Definition of requisite - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
legally requiredmade necessary by particular circumstances or regulations
- The form was not considered valid without the requisite signature..
2.
necessityessential for achieving a particular outcome
- He lacked the requisite experience for the promotion.
Noun
requirementsomething that must be present or done for something else
- A passport is a requisite for international travel.
Origin of requisite
Latin, requirere (to seek)
Examples of requisite in a sentence
He lacked the requisite skills for the job. The requisite skills are needed for this job. She has the requisite qualifications to apply. A degree is a requisite for this position. Proof of address is a requisite for registration.
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- French:requis, condition requise, ...
- German:erforderlich, Voraussetzung, ...
- Italian:richiesto, requisito, ...
- Spanish:requerido, requisito, ...
- Portuguese:necessário, requisito, ...
- Chinese:必需的, 必要条件, ...
- Japanese:必須の, 必需品, ...
- Arabic:ضَرُورِيّ, شَرْط, ...
- Hebrew:נִדְרָשׁ, דְּרִישָׁה, ...
- Russian:обязательный, необходимое условие, ...
- Ukrainian:обов'язковий, необхідна умова, ...
- Hindi:आवश्यक, आवश्यक शर्त, ...
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