requisitory
- noun
- /ˌrɛkwɪˈzɪtəri/
- Formal
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requisitorio
- The officer prepared a requisitory detailing the resources needed for the expedition.
Examples
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The government issued a formal requisitory for medical supplies.
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Before supplies could be delivered, a formal requisitory had to be submitted.
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The committee issued a requisitory to the treasury for additional funding.
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Have you received the requisitory for the upcoming project?
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The committee issued a requisitory to the treasury for additional funding.
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Before supplies could be delivered, a formal requisitory had to be submitted.
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The officer prepared a requisitory detailing the resources needed for the expedition.
Synonyms
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3.1
A strong, urgent request someone makes, often as a right
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5.8
Asking others for money or help in a formal way
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6.7
An official form used to ask for goods or equipment in an office
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4.1
An official paper you use to ask for supplies or services from an organization
How Demanding
Surface Forms
Morphology
requisitory = requisition (transparent) = requisition + itory
This sense is essentially the noun-form meaning 'a formal written demand', directly corresponding to 'requisition'.
Etymology
Requisitory comes from the same idea as requisition and request, meaning 'to ask for' or 'to demand'. So, a requisitory in this sense is a formal written demand for goods, money, or resources.