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View definitions for requisite

requisite

noun as in need

adjective as in required

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Hyundai officials privately admit they would prefer to hire all Americans, though acknowledge that is not realistic because U.S. workers lack the requisite know-how, particularly with EV batteries.

It isn’t clear how feasible that type of complex negotiation—and requisite diplomacy—will be.

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There were even the requisite quotes from political opponents offering grudging respect.

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Nicks famously cleaned houses to afford her boyfriend the requisite time to master the guitar.

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Ask a roaming bard about the previous ship’s fate and a host of stories start to unravel and reveal themselves — love affairs, hidden secrets, lost maps and the requisite discontentment among the ship’s keep.

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