Meet
Meet adjective - Meeting the requirements of a purpose or situation.
Usage example: in this case, splitting the winnings of the contested lottery ticket seems like a meet solution
Needed and meet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Needed" instead an adjective "Meet".
Nearby Word: meeting
Both words in one sentence
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The father claims he's been looking, but "needed a little liquid courage" so he could meet interviewers' eyes.
Source: Liquid Courage -
Lewis, we meet Merlin, who as a 5th century Briton (he put himself in a trance for when he would be needed in modern times) speaks a form of Celticized Latin.
Source: The Queen's Latin -
When the Maximoffs first meet Ultron, Ultron says that Wanda "needed something more than a man" in regards to her letting Tony take Loki's scepter, which indirectly caused Ultron's creation.
Source: Film / Avengers: Age of Ultron
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