Requisite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REQUISITE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something necessary
• a thing that is necessary for the achievement of a specified end
• That which is required, or is necessary; something indispensable.
• anything indispensable
• essential thing
ADJECTIVE:
• required
• made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations
• necessary, essential
• Required by the nature of things, or by circumstances; so needful that it can not be dispensed with; necessary; indispensable.
• necessary for relief or supply
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• essential, necessary

Words related to REQUISITE

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How to use REQUISITE in a sentence

• But if she believes us married, her good character will stand us instead, and give her a reason why two apartments are requisite for us at the hour of retirement.
• Every thing requisite for the business was conveyed thither and got in readiness.
• And this complete distinction the author considers at least an elegance, if not an absolute requisite, in English composition.
• At last, as fulfilling, in all honesty and sincerity, the requisite conditions, a skull in my possession was fixed on.
• A few of them only it will be requisite to consider.
• Toward other persons a restrained behavior is requisite.
• The great majority of mankind must necessarily be engaged in that arduous bodily labour which is requisite in order to furnish the endless needs of the whole race.
• The circumstances being so recent, we do not think it requisite to enlarge upon them.
• His stern and severe manner, rugged, and, when occasion demanded, daring, they believed suitable to the qualities requisite for sustaining such an interview.
• But the rest, which one night entirely sleepless, and many hours of the most wearing anxiety seemed to make requisite, was kept off by irritation of spirits.
• The first requisite is a good lasting hot-bed, covered with about four inches of light soil of any kind, but preferably leaf-mould.
• The requisite supply of water is an important matter.
• Adepts in it can cut their friends to any shape they like by practising it with the requisite skill.
• The third requisite, cheap and abundant raw material, she also secured.
• Even there, it is so merely from the habit of imitating Europe, for not one in a thousand is willing to give the labor requisite to insure any valuable use of the instrument.
• A positive declaration of some essential rights could not be obtained in the requisite latitude.
• They are not at an age to be very critical, and, indeed, they have not as yet the requisite learning to enable them to be critical.
• The advocates of it have sought to support it by four positions, which are such entire assumptions that only a word will be requisite to expose each of them to logical rejection.
• To prevent these disorders, martial law, so requisite to the support of discipline, was exercised upon the soldiers.
• The parliament, they were resolved, should share with them the reproach of a measure which was thought requisite for the advancement of their common ends of safety and ambition.
• One True God, and a moral and virtuous life the only religious requisite, 164-u.
• Some further explanation, however, of the embryo not undergoing any metamorphosis is perhaps requisite.
• Musical pieces increase in length from year to year, in order that, during the performance of them, one may have the requisite time to dream.
• A book in which are laid down such topics as constitute an examination, together with the requisite answers to the questions proposed on that occasion.
• If all ends were already reached, and no art were requisite, life could not exist at all, much less a Life of Reason.
• Jan will never keep a patient in bed unnecessarily, or give the smallest dose more than is absolutely requisite.
• She would have little trouble in making her way since she had the requisite qualities, natural and acquired, which secure success.
• But the requisite virtue and wisdom have seldom been found in any one man or a few men.
• Whereas, if the terms of all the senators expired at once, their places might be supplied mainly by new members without the requisite knowledge and experience.

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