word | prerequisite |
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definition | Something that is required in advance to achieve a goal or to carry out a function. |
eg_sentence | In most states, minimal insurance coverage is a prerequisite for registering an automobile. |
explanation | Prerequisite is partly based on requirere, the Latin verb meaning “to need or require.” So a prerequisite can be anything that must be accomplished or acquired before something else can be done. Possessing a valid credit card is a prerequisite for renting a car. A physical exam may be a prerequisite for receiving a life-insurance policy. And successful completion of an introductory course is often a prerequisite for enrolling in a higher-level course |
IPA | priˈrɛkwəzət |
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