Common
Requisite
Requisite adjective - Impossible to do without.
Common and requisite are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Common" instead an adjective "Requisite".
Nearby Word: requisition
Both words in one sentence
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Perhaps more common are the Harvest Parties, which feature game booths, contests, and the requisite candy, typically hosted in whatever part of the church has an open floor and forgoing the ghouls-and-ghosts theme (converting the holiday into Thanksgiving Lite).
Source: The Moral Substitute - For a while before math majors became common physics majors were making a killing in the financial sector because they were the only ones available with the requisite skills, while actual physics jobs were scarce and didn't pay nearly as well.
Source: Acceptable Lifestyle Targets -
Magikarp in particular benefits from this, as its high candy requirement is balanced out by its egg group, making it no more difficult to earn the requisite candy than it would be for a common third-stage evolution.
Source: Video Game / Pokémon Go
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