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Definition of require
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of require is as below...
Require
(v. t.) To
demand
or exact as
indispensable;
to need.
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Drawrod
::
Drawrod
(n.) A rod which
unites
the
drawgear
at
opposite
ends of the car, and bears the pull
required
to draw the
train..
Occasion
::
Occasion
(n.) Need;
exigency;
requirement;
necessity;
as, I have no
occasion
for
firearms..
Promt
::
Promt
(superl.)
Ready and quick to act as
occasion
demands;
meeting
requirements
readily;
not slow,
dilatory,
or
hesitating
in
decision
or
action;
responding
on the
instant;
immediate;
as,
prompt
in
obedience
or
compliance;
-- said of
persons..
Altrices
::
Altrices
(n. pl.)
Nursers,
-- a term
applied
to those birds whose young are
hatched
in a very
immature
and
helpless
condition,
so as to
require
the care of their
parents
for some time; --
opposed
to
praecoces..
Presentment
::
Presentment
(n.) The
official
notice
(formerly
required
to be given in
court)
of the
surrender
of a
copyhold
estate.
Supernumeraries
::
Supernumerary
(a.)
Exceeding
a
necessary,
usual,
or
required
number
or
quality;
superfluous;
as,
supernumerary
addresses;
supernumerary
expense..
Finish
::
Finish
(v. t.) To
bestow
the last
required
labor upon; to
complete;
to
bestow
the
utmost
possible
labor upon; to
perfect;
to
accomplish;
to
polish.
Dynamometer
::
Dynamometer
(n.) An
apparatus
for
measuring
force or
power;
especially,
muscular
effort
of men or
animals,
or the power
developed
by a
motor,
or that
required
to
operate
machinery..
Prerequisite
::
Prerequisite
(a.)
Previously
required;
necessary
as a
preliminary
to any
proposed
effect
or end; as,
prerequisite
conditions
of
success..
Problem
::
Problem
(n.)
Anything
which is
required
to be done; as, in
geometry,
to
bisect
a line, to draw a
perpendicular;
or, in
algebra,
to find an
unknown
quantity..
Box
::
Box (v. t.) To
inclose
with
boarding,
lathing,
etc., so as to bring to a
required
form..
Inelegant
::
Inelegant
(a.) Not
elegant;
deficient
in
beauty,
polish,
refinement,
grave,
or
ornament;
wanting
in
anything
which
correct
taste
requires..
Finish
::
Finish
(n.) The
joiner
work and other finer work
required
for the
completion
of a
building,
especially
of the
interior.
See
Inside
finish,
and
Outside
finish..
Shortage
::
Shortage
(n.)
Amount
or
extent
of
deficiency,
as
determined
by some
requirement
or
standard;
as, a
shortage
in money
accounts..
Supererogation
::
Supererogate
(v. i.) To do more than duty
requires;
to
perform
works of
supererogation;
to atone (for a
dificiency
in
another)
by means of a
surplus
action
or
quality.
Surplus
::
Surplus
(n.)
Specifically,
an
amount
in the
public
treasury
at any time
greater
than is
required
for the
ordinary
purposes
of the
government..
Plexus
::
Plexus
(n.) The
system
of
equations
required
for the
complete
expression
of the
relations
which exist
between
a set of
quantities.
Crimper
::
Crimper
(n.) A
curved
board or frame over which the upper of a boot or shoe is
stretched
to the
required
shape.
Trigonometry
::
Trigonometry
(n.) That
branch
of
mathematics
which
treats
of the
relations
of the sides and
angles
of
triangles,
which the
methods
of
deducing
from
certain
given parts other
required
parts,
and also of the
general
relations
which exist
between
the
trigonometrical
functions
of arcs or
angles..
Scumbling
::
Scumbling
(n.) A mode of
obtaining
a
softened
effect,
in
painting
and
drawing,
by the
application
of a thin layer of
opaque
color to the
surface
of a
painting,
or part of the
surface,
which is too
bright
in
color,
or which
requires
harmonizing..
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