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requisite Definition

requi·site (rekwə zit)

adjective

required, as by circumstances; necessary for some purpose; indispensable the requisite supplies for a journey

Etymology: L requisitus, pp. of requirere: see require

noun

something requisite

requisite Synonyms

requisite

modif.

imperative, demanded, essential, needed; see important 1, necessary 1. See syn. study at essential.

requisite Synonyms

requisite

n.

necessity, prerequisite, essential; see necessity 2, requirement 1. See syn. study at need.

requisite Usage Examples

Preposition: for

  • development: This physical stratification is the primary requisite for the development of algal blooms in the Tidal Lagan, as nutrients are rarely limiting.
  • supply: There are no manufactures carried on, nor any trade of importance, except what is requisite for the supply of the neighborhood.

Adjective modifier

  • essential: Collections of relevant books and papers are maintained as essential requisites.
  • key: In terms of skills there are a number of key requisites in a Director of Childrenâs Services.
  • necessary: He took with him the necessary requisites to celebrate Holy Mass, which he said daily: an unusual practice at this time.

Modifies a noun

  • intent: It has been remarked that in the text there was no word about the requisite intent or requisite knowledge of the committer.
  • competency: For each of these job descriptions, the HCM system can be used to attribute requisite competencies and experience requirements.
  • competence: Students wishing to take such units must be able to demonstrate that they have the requisite linguistic competence.
  • qualification: Joe Joe Mc - March 31, 2006 09:33 AM Stress & Pressure is becoming present day job requisite qualification / skill.
  • documentation: Failure to provide the requisite documentation may result in the application being refused.
  • skill: How can we get the requisite skills for less money?

Modifying Another Word

  • absolutely: Then it would be absolutely requisite that the hours of attendance should be considerably extended.
  • first: It was old Karl Marx that wrote: ' The first requisite for the people's happiness is the abolition of religion ' .
  • not: In fact, they are not requisite for making a Japanese garden.
  • only: The only requisite is to have the image in two different sizes, a small one and a larger one.
  • also: Magnesium and iron are also requisite for the growth of green plants.

Noun used with modifier

  • pre: The muscular pre requisites can be created in different ways.
  • shaving: The Gentleman's Shop is an independent retailer of finest quality shaving requisites, grooming products and personal accessories.
  • smoking: HMP's Northallerton, Castington, Low Newton and Deerbolt send smoking requisites in sealed property bags.
  • church: Alongside candles, church stationery, communion wine and wafers we stock a range of new and secondhand vestments and church requisites.