The spelling REQUISITE (necessary) is correct.
The word "necessarily" is an adverb meaning necessary, or done because required.
Requisite means necessary or indispensable. A good sentence might be: A sense of humor is requisite to success in teaching. or In most careers, perseverance is a requisite.
Most phrases can be understood by thinking about what each word means. Pre- is a prefix meaning "before" Requisite means "required". Examination means "a test or a review of", and it is often written. So, therefore, "a pre-requisite examination" means a "required test taken before", usually a class or college course.
The root is the Latin word "requisitis", meaning "required".
NECESSITY - a requirement or requisite item or action (noun form of adjective necessary)
Studying and working hard in class is requisite for having good grades.Eating five servings of fruit and vegetables is requisite if you want good health.These are the requisite books for social studies.requisite: necessary
The word "necessarily" is an adverb meaning necessary, or done because required.
The word requisite means a thing that is necessary for the achievement of a specific end. Some synonyms for requisite are; essential, must, requirement, needful or indispensable.
The prefix for requisite is "re-," meaning "again" or "back." The suffix for requisite is "-ite," which is used to form adjectives denoting a particular quality or characteristic.
To work as a professional engineer, engineering degree in that relevant field is a requisite.
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requisite ?????? means something that is necessary or required or essentialeg He lacks the requisite communication skills to be a teacher
Requisite means necessary or indispensable. A good sentence might be: A sense of humor is requisite to success in teaching. or In most careers, perseverance is a requisite.
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noun: Indoor plumbing is a requisite for most home buyers.adjective: I have the requisitecourses to qualify for the grant.