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requisites
noun as in necessity, want
Weak matches
- claim
- compulsion
- concern
- condition
- demand
- desideratum
- element
- engrossment
- essential
- exaction
- exigency
- extremity
- fulfillment
- fundamental
- imperative
- lack
- must
- need
- obligation
- obsession
- pinch
- precondition
- preliminary
- preoccupation
- prepossession
- prerequisite
- prescription
- provision
- proviso
- qualification
- sine qua non
- specification
- stipulation
- terms
- urgency
- vital part
noun as in need
Strongest match
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Ecuador’s Deputy Minister of Human Mobility Alejandro Dávalos told OAS representatives gathered in Washington, D.C. that Glas did not meet the requisites to merit receiving asylum from Mexico and could not be considered politically persecuted.
Private loans come with a different set of requisites and application process.
The government is also building new “structures, suitable both for sheltering as well as the processing and repatriation of migrants who don’t have the requisites to stay,” a government statement read.
Venezuelans can apply for temporary entry to the United States from abroad if they meet a number of requisites, including having a U.S. sponsor.
What should a person who isn’t physically built for white-collar leadership requisites do when virtual interviews and the majority of remote work keep your size a secret?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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