Requisites is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REQUISITES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REQUISITE, something necessary
• a thing that is necessary for the achievement of a specified end
ADJECTIVE:
• made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• essential, necessary

Words related to REQUISITES

requisite18

Words that contain REQUISITES

corequisites23 prerequisites24

How to use REQUISITES in a sentence

• The requisites of a good kitchen, however, demand something more special than is here pointed out.
• The prime requisites for effective combination are a spirit of comradeship and mutual trust, knowledge and self-restraint in the disposition of united force.
• The law of Sequence, we have seen, rests upon the two requisites of Clearness and Harmony.
• Such sentences, delivered alternately, will supply all the requisites of intercourse.
• We found the requisites for learning a language on its own soil to be a firm will, a quick ear, flexible lips, and a great deal of cool audacity.
• We also carried some blankets, nails, tar, and other requisites.
• Her temper was sweetness itself, and that is one of the greatest requisites in married happiness.
• In a word, I would make bold to assert that it unites in perfection the two grand requisites of a head covering, beauty and comfort.
• There are two great requisites for treating properly the momentous questions and issues which have been brought before our generation.
• Suffering and need are the only requisites for admission.
• Rundell, Bridge, and Rundell, on Ludgate Hill, for the purpose of paying debts, and providing the various requisites of his present equipment.
• These three requisites are found in the person of the infallible Head of the Catholic Church, but nowhere else.
• It arouses no contradictory ideas in the minds of the audience, thereby fulfilling one of the basic requisites of suggestion.
• But this process involves the purchase of special requisites, and the consumption of considerable patience and time.
• Skill, punctuality, and integrity are the requisites in such a character.
• Neither is the piece deficient in the higher requisites of lyric poetry.
• A pattern must possess several requisites before it may be properly classified as a loop.
• The greatest care and caution must be exercised in choosing those who can best provide and fulfil the above-mentioned requisites and conditions.
• All conditions and requisites of the past unfitted and inadequate for the present time are undergoing radical reform.
• The child from conception may have lacked the requisites for the development of sight.
• Her maid unpacked a large box of requisites for the country life supplied by the Stores, and came, at the bottom of it, upon a very gay hammock made of green and scarlet strings.
• Before his time the trained astronomer worked with instruments of very delicate construction, so that skill in handling them was one of the requisites of an observer.
• But this requires disinterestedness in worldly things and devotion to the Kingdom of ABHA, perseverance and effort are requisites and firmness is a necessity.
• The mind is enlarged by them, takes in a wide range of poetical ideas, and is taught to discover how many amazing requisites are necessary to form a poet.
• You possess all the requisites, and you ought to bring fine children into the world, since you married the man you loved, and have been happy with him.
• The commissioners do not seem to have been able to find many men who had the necessary requisites for electors.
• To prepare such a magic cave, the requisites are a large soap box, a few simple tools, some black paint, some black cloth, and plenty of candles.
• Every woman there is a complete beauty, while the higher class of women want many of the requisites to make them even tolerable.
• Then, as to money, and other requisites for the support of war, it was needless for him to speak.
• To him, who is bold enough to take it, and who hath the requisites for the venture, the shortest way is to be found at Court.
• On the other hand, some of the requisites of intellectual work are specially the affair of quickness of mind and flexibility of intelligence.
• While these were thought essential requisites, eloquence flourished.
• Requisites for the successful culture of the poppy for opium.
• I was to subscribe ten millions for the purchase of camels and other requisites for crossing the desert.
• Therefore, let no young woman think of learning the trade unless she possesses these requisites.

Similar words containing QUISITE without suffix s and without prefix re

exquisite25 requisite18 exquisites26 perquisite21 corequisite22 exquisitely30 perquisites22 requisitely23 unrequisite20 corequisites23 prerequisite23 exquisiteness29 prerequisites24 requisiteness22 exquisitenesses31 requisitenesses24

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