Original and Requisite

Original

Original adjective - Coming before all others in time or order.

Requisite and original are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Requisite" instead an adjective "Original".

Requisite

Requisite adjective - Impossible to do without.

Original and requisite are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Original" instead an adjective "Requisite".

Nearby Word: requisition

How words are described

actual actual original actual requisite

Both words in one sentence

  • He also manages to procure one of his costume's requisite capes from apparently nowhere when the original is ripped.
  • Franchise / Castlevania And of course, the requisite shout outs to the original Dracula novel by Bram Stoker, such as his name (mangled) being in the credits of CV1, John Morris' father being Quincey Morris and Mina Hakuba of the Sorrow duology's name being similar to Mina Harker.
  • Ear Worm Fortune Street has a level based on the original Super Mario Bros., complete with requisite remix of the overworld music.
    Source: Ear Worm
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