requirement
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2.0
- noun
- /rɪˈkwaɪərmənt/
- I think basic math is a requirement for one of these jobs.
- meet the requirements
- satisfy the requirements
- minimum requirement
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Watch on YouTubeYou have to meet certain jurisdictional venue requirements that those things are correct.
- You have to meet certain jurisdictional venue requirements that those things are correct.
- Number one on the list of requirements is her CV and earlier work.
- But there's, but it's, it's a legal requirement for us to take part in that.
- You know, you could say traditions and requirements that he doesn't see a need for.
- I don't think that's the requirement of a skill set.
- And they set up all the electronic requirements for a landing strip.
- Actually, it's an, it's a requirement if we're going to stay here.
- But what of the menopause specific requirements for getting better sleep?
- You have to follow all the same requirements of good screen writing.
- Giving and making it a requirement that no one knows who gave that?
Examples
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I did that because it was a requirement for the design, you know.
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I hope this satisfies your requirements.
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So it's the same requirement that we had before.
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Content on social has become a requirement of growth, not an option.
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You have to follow all the same requirements of good screen writing.
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Before we travel to the ship, please let me know if you have any requirements.
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Patient consent for any medical procedure is a legal requirement in the UK.
Academic text (2011) -
Currently, there are two main requirements to become a PE teacher in Korea.
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You can quickly wear yourself out and run yourself ragged meeting the requirements of a demanding client.
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To apply for the scholarship, you must meet the eligibility requirement outlined in the application form.
Synonyms
347
3.2
A rule that must be met for an agreement or offer to be accepted
227
2.0
A thing you need to live, like food or water
201
2.3
A need for something that must be supplied or met
49
2.4
Things you need for a purpose, like food or water
31
6.9
Something you must have or do before you can start something else
5
1.8
A necessary thing you must have or meet to be allowed to do something
5
6.8
Something needed for a particular activity or purpose
1
3.5
Something that must be true or happen first for another thing to happen
Antonyms
Compounds
How Necessary
- Formal
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5.3
433
3.2
552
2.0
282
3.1
480
2.5
602
1.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Requirement comes from the verb require, which originally meant 'to ask' or 'seek' and is the same root you see in request. So a requirement is something that is 'asked for' or needed for a particular purpose.