Done
Done adjective - Brought or having come to an end.
Requisite
Requisite adjective - Impossible to do without.
Done and requisite are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Done" instead an adjective "Requisite".
Nearby Word: requisition
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Requisite Royal Regalia: A rare case where we see the regalia come off after the king and queen are done having an audience.
- Continuity has always been a bugaboo for writers, the requisite for things to make sense and follow some form of narrative logic thus limiting the possibilities of what can be done later.
Source: Negative Continuity - Strangely, America's chief badass Audie Murphy gets little recognition in these sorts of contests, likely because he had nothing to promote, and felt no moral obligation to uphold his achievements like Lindburgh, preferring to fade away once the requisite movie was over and done with.
Source: Memetic Badass / Real Life
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