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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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Plus
::
Plus (a.) More,
required
to be
added;
positive,
as
distinguished
from
negative;
--
opposed
to
minus..
Uncalled-for
::
Uncalled-for
(a.) Not
called
for; not
required
or
needed;
improper;
gratuitous;
wanton.
Overweight
::
Overweight
(n.)
Weight
over and above what is
required
by law or
custom.
Remember
::
Remember
(v. t.) To be
capable
of
recalling
when
required;
to keep in mind; to be
continually
aware or
thoughtful
of; to
preserve
fresh in the
memory;
to
attend
to; to think of with
gratitude,
affection,
respect,
or any other
emotion..
Monogenesis
::
Monogenesis
(n.) That form of
reproduction
which
requires
but one
parent,
as in
reproduction
by
fission
or in the
formation
of buds, etc., which drop off and form new
individuals;
asexual
reproduction..
Prerequisite
::
Prerequisite
(a.)
Previously
required;
necessary
as a
preliminary
to any
proposed
effect
or end; as,
prerequisite
conditions
of
success..
Supernumeraries
::
Supernumerary
(a.)
Exceeding
a
necessary,
usual,
or
required
number
or
quality;
superfluous;
as,
supernumerary
addresses;
supernumerary
expense..
Distringas
::
Distringas
(n.) A writ
commanding
the
sheriff
to
distrain
a
person
by his goods or
chattels,
to
compel
a
compliance
with
something
required
of him..
Make
::
Make (v. t.) To
require;
to
constrain;
to
compel;
to
force;
to
cause;
to
occasion;
--
followed
by a noun or
pronoun
and
infinitive.
Condition
::
Condition
(n.) To put under
conditions;
to
require
to pass a new
examination
or to make up a
specified
study,
as a
condition
of
remaining
in one's class or in
college;
as, to
condition
a
student
who has
failed
in some
branch
of
study..
Occasionally
::
Occasionally
(adv.)
In an
occasional
manner;
on
occasion;
at
times,
as
convenience
requires
or
opportunity
offers;
not
regularly..
Crimper
::
Crimper
(n.) A
curved
board or frame over which the upper of a boot or shoe is
stretched
to the
required
shape.
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.
Sackbut
::
Sackbut
(n.) A brass wind
instrument,
like a bass
trumpet,
so
contrived
that it can be
lengthened
or
shortened
according
to the tone
required;
-- said to be the same as the
trombone..
Boast
::
Boast (v. t.) To shape
roughly
as a
preparation
for the finer work to
follow;
to cut to the
general
form
required.
Sinecure
::
Sinecure
(n.) Any
office
or
position
which
requires
or
involves
little
or no
responsibility,
labor,
or
active
service..
Puritanical
::
Puritanical
(a.)
Precise
in
observance
of legal or
religious
requirements;
strict;
overscrupulous;
rigid;
-- often used by way of
reproach
or
contempt.
Gratuitous
::
Gratuitous
(a.) Given
without
an
equivalent
or
recompense;
conferred
without
valuable
consideration;
granted
without
pay, or
without
claim or
merit;
not
required
by
justice..
Qualify
::
Qualify
(v. i.) To
obtain
legal power or
capacity
by
taking
the oath, or
complying
with the forms
required,
on
assuming
an
office..
Interstice
::
Interstice
(n.) An
interval
of time;
specifically
(R. C. Ch.), in the
plural,
the
intervals
which the canon law
requires
between
the
reception
of the
various
degrees
of
orders..
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