Pronunciation: /ˈrɛkwəzɪt/
noun something that is required or necessary
A1 Food, water, and shelter are requisite for survival.
A2 The job description outlined the requisite skills needed for the position.
B1 Meeting the requisite qualifications is necessary to be considered for the job.
B2 The team worked together to ensure all the requisite resources were in place for the project.
C1 The company implemented the requisite safety measures to protect its employees.
C2 His success in the role was due to his ability to quickly adapt and acquire the requisite knowledge.
adjective required or necessary for a particular purpose
A1 Food, water, and shelter are requisite for survival.
A2 Basic computer skills are requisite for this job.
B1 A college degree is often seen as a requisite for higher-paying jobs.
B2 Strong communication skills are requisite for a successful career in sales.
C1 Extensive experience in the field is requisite for this senior management position.
C2 The candidate possessed all the requisite qualifications for the prestigious award.
formal The completion of the requisite paperwork is necessary before starting the project.
informal You need to have the requisite experience to apply for that job.
slang You gotta have the right skills to pass that test, it's requisite.
figurative Patience is the requisite virtue for dealing with difficult people.
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