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View usage for: (priːrekwɪzɪt) Word forms: plural prerequisitescountable nounIf one thing is a prerequisite for another, it must happen or exist before the other thing is possible. Good self-esteem is a prerequisite for a happy life. [+ for/of] Party membership was an essential prerequisite of a successful career. Synonyms: requirement, must, essential, necessity More Synonyms of prerequisite More Synonyms of prerequisite prerequisite in British English (priːˈrɛkwɪzɪt) adjective1. required as a prior condition noun2. something required as a prior condition prerequisite in American English (priˈrɛkwəzɪt; prɪˈrɛkwəzɪt) adjective1. required beforehand, esp. as a necessary condition for something following noun2. something prerequisite Examples of 'prerequisite' in a sentenceprerequisite The lessons to be learnt are an essential prerequisite to the establishment of effective safety protocols.Land reform is an essential prerequisite for labour rights.An essential prerequisite is a system for measuring productivity.This is an important prerequisite for proper fasting and the best guarantee of success.The most important prerequisite for economic survival is flexibility.An interest in religion is almost a prerequisite for the job of king.When you have been coach you realise this is an absolute prerequisite.Getting a deal back on the table is an absolute prerequisite of moving forward.An absolute prerequisite is that they can do the job technically and have the experience.The confidential flow of information between governments is an essential prerequisite for the effective management of international relations.Isn't that a necessary prerequisite for taking part in the first place?Since our bodies house our voices, good posture becomes an important prerequisite for the best use of our vocal instruments.Home ownership, that central prerequisite for membership of the middle classes, is now open to all.The adoption of a Mediterranean culture, customs and fashions was a necessary prerequisite for success under the new regime.In theory, it should not be necessary for religious work, but in reality it is an essential prerequisite for the job. In other languagesprerequisite British English: prerequisite NOUN If one thing is a prerequisite for another, it must happen or exist before the other thing is possible. Good self-esteem is a prerequisite for a happy life. - American English: prerequisite
- Brazilian Portuguese: pré-requisito
- Chinese: 先决条件
- European Spanish: prerrequisito
- French: condition préalable
- German: Vorbedingung
- Italian: requisito indispensabile
- Japanese: 必要条件
- Korean: 필수 조건
- European Portuguese: pré-requisito
- Latin American Spanish: prerrequisito
Chinese translation of 'prerequisite'prerequisite (priːˈrɛkwɪzɪt) n (c) -
先决(決)条(條)件 (xiānjué tiáojiàn) (个(個), gè)
Definition something that is required before something else is possible Good self-esteem is a prerequisite for a happy life. Synonyms imperative sine qua non (Latin) must-have Definition required before something else is possible Young children can be taught the prerequisite skills necessary to learn to read. Additional synonymsDefinition a term of an agreement They had agreed to a summit subject to certain conditions. Synonyms requirement, terms, rider, provision, restriction, qualification, limitation, modification, requisite, prerequisite, proviso, stipulation, rule, demandDefinition something fundamental or indispensable the essentials of everyday life, such as food and water Synonyms prerequisite, principle, fundamental, necessity, must, basic, requisite, vital part, sine qua non, rudiment, must-have Definition vitally important It is absolutely essential that we find this man quickly. Synonyms vital, important, needed, necessary, critical, crucial (informal), key, indispensable, requisite, vitally important, must-have Nearby words ofprerequisite - prepossessing
- prepossession
- preposterous
- prerequisite
- prerogative
- presage
- prescience
Additional synonymsDefinition extremely urgent It's imperative to know your rights at such a time. Synonyms urgent, essential, pressing, vital, crucial (informal), compulsory, indispensable, obligatory, exigentDefinition absolutely necessary She was becoming indispensable to him. Synonyms essential, necessary, needed, key, vital, crucial (informal), imperative, requisite, needful, must-have Definition obligatory Attendance is mandatory. Synonyms compulsory, required, binding, obligatory, requisiteDefinition an essential or necessary thing A visit to the motor museum is a must. Synonyms necessity, essential, requirement, duty, fundamental, obligation, imperative, requisite, prerequisite, sine qua non, necessary thing, must-have Definition needed in order to obtain the desired result Is your journey really necessary?Please make all the necessary arrangements. Synonyms needed, demanded, required, called for, essential, vital, compulsory, incumbent (formal), mandatory, imperative, indispensable, obligatory, requisite, de rigueur, of the essence, needful, must-have Definition something needed Water is a basic necessity of life. Synonyms essential, need, necessary, requirement, fundamental, requisite, prerequisite, sine qua non, desideratum, want, must-have Definition necessary or required I will do whatever is needful to obtain the release of my friends. Synonyms necessary, needed, required, essential, vital, imperative, indispensable, stipulated, requisiteDefinition required or compulsory because of custom or law Third-party insurance is obligatory when driving in Italy. Synonyms compulsory, required, necessary, essential, demanded, binding, enforced, prescribed, statutory, mandatory, imperative, unavoidable, requisite, inescapable, coercive, OB, de rigueurDefinition vitally important Time is of the essence with this project. Synonyms vitally important, essential, vital, critical, crucial (informal), key, indispensable, of the utmost importance Definition something that is necessary before something else can come about The removal of troops is a precondition to any agreement. Synonyms necessity, essential, requirement, prerequisite, must, sine qua non, must-have Additional synonymsDefinition a condition that modifies or limits The empirical evidence is subject to many qualifications. Synonyms condition, restriction, proviso, requirement, rider, exception, criterion, reservation, allowance, objection, limitation, modification, exemption, prerequisite, caveat, stipulationDefinition something essential a major requisite for the work of the analysts Synonyms necessity, condition, requirement, precondition, need, must, essential, prerequisite, sine qua non, desideratum, must-have Definition absolutely essential She filled in the requisite paperwork. Synonyms necessary, needed, required, called for, essential, vital, mandatory, indispensable, obligatory, prerequisite, needfulDefinition essential or highly important a blockade which could cut off vital oil and gas supplies Synonyms essential, important, necessary, key, basic, significant, critical, radical, crucial (informal), fundamental, urgent, decisive, cardinal, imperative, indispensable, requisite, life-or-death, must-have |