Pronunciation: /ˌrɛkwɪˈzɪʃən/
noun a formal written request for something needed or wanted
A1 I submitted a requisition for more paper clips.
A2 The office manager filled out a requisition form for new computers.
B1 The department head approved the requisition for additional staff members.
B2 The company's procurement team processed the requisition for office supplies.
C1 The requisition for a new company car was denied due to budget constraints.
C2 The CEO personally signed off on the requisition for a major equipment purchase.
verb to formally request or demand something
A1 I requisitioned a new pen from the office supply closet.
A2 She requisitioned additional resources for the project.
B1 The manager requisitioned extra staff to help with the busy season.
B2 The department head requisitioned a budget increase for the upcoming fiscal year.
C1 The general requisitioned supplies for the troops stationed in the remote area.
C2 The CEO requisitioned a private jet for urgent business travel.
formal The manager submitted a requisition for new office supplies.
informal I filled out a requisition form for more printer ink.
slang I put in a req for some extra snacks in the break room.
figurative His constant requisition for attention was starting to annoy his coworkers.
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