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

requisitely23 requisiteness22 requisites19

Words that contain REQUISITE

requisites19 corequisite22 requisitely23 unrequisite20 corequisites23 prerequisite23 prerequisites24 requisiteness22 requisitenesses24

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.

Similar words containing QUIS without suffix ite and without prefix re

quist14 acquis17 coquis17 maquis17 quists15 squish18 acquist18 croquis18 marquis18 squishy22 yanquis19 acquists19 alfaquis20 charquis22 cliquish22 cliquism21 equiseta17 esquisse17 marquise19 pequiste19 quisling18 squished21 squishes20 vanquish23 bloquiste20 caciquism24 cliquisms22 equisetic20 equisetum20 esquisses18 exquisite25 maquisard21 marquises20 pequistes20 quislings19 squishier21 squishing22 felquiste21 acquisitor21 bloquistes21 caciquisms25 cliquishly27 colloquise21 colloquist21 equisetums21 exquisites26 inquisitor19 maquisards22 marquisate21 ololiuquis19 perquisite21 relinquish22 requisites19 requisitor19 sinarquism21 sinarquist19 squishiest22 vanquished26 vanquisher25 vanquishes25 felquistes22 acquisition22 acquisitive25 acquisitors22 colloquised23 colloquises22 colloquists22 corequisite22 exquisitely30 inquisition20 inquisitive23 inquisitors20 marquisates22 marquisette22 perquisites22 perquisitor22 quislingism23 requisitely23 requisition20 requisitors20 requisitory23 sinarquisms22 sinarquists20 soliloquise20 soliloquist20 squishiness23 unrequisite20 vanquishers26 vanquishing27 acquisitions23 cliquishness26 colloquising24 conquistador24 corequisites23 disquisition22 disquisitive25 disquisitory25 equisetiform26 inquisitions21 inquisitress21 marquisettes23 perquisition23 perquisitors23 prerequisite23 quislingisms24 relinquished25 relinquisher24 relinquishes24 requisitions21 soliloquised22 soliloquiser21 soliloquises21 soliloquists21 somniloquise23 somniloquism25 somniloquist23 unvanquished28 vanquishable29 vanquishment29 acquisitional24 acquisitively30 chiquichiquis41 conquistadors25 derequisition23 disquisitions23 equisetaceous24 exquisiteness29 inquisitional22 inquisitively28 inquisitorial22 perquisitions24 prerequisites24 reacquisition24 relinquishers25 relinquishing26 requisiteness22 requisitioned23 requisitories22 soliloquisers22 soliloquising23 somniloquised25 somniloquises24 somniloquisms26 somniloquists24 squishinesses25 uninquisitive25 vanquishments30 ventriloquise25 ventriloquism27 ventriloquist25 cliquishnesses28 conquistadores26 derequisitions24 disquisitional24 inquisitionist23 inquisitresses23 inquisiturient23 nonacquisitive28 preacquisition27 reacquisitions25 relinquishment28 requisitionary26 requisitioning24 requisitionist23 sesquisulphide29 somniloquising26 unvanquishable31 ventriloquised27 ventriloquises26 ventriloquisms28 ventriloquists26 acquisitiveness29 derequisitioned26 disquisitionary28 exquisitenesses31 inquisitionists24 inquisitiveness27 inquisitorially27 relinquishments29 requisitenesses24 requisitionists24 sesquisulphides30 ventriloquising28 ventriloquistic29 acquisitivenesses31 inquisitivenesses29

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