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postrequisite

postrequisite noun: something that is required at the conclusion of some part of a process.

Noun

postrequisite (plural postrequisites)

  1. Something that is required at the conclusion of some part of a process.
    • Options are attached as a postrequisite to one generic task and as a prerequisite to another and are thus anchored into the generic flow.1994, Eugene C. Freuder, Alan K. Mackworth, Constraint-based Reasoning, page 284
    Synonyms:
    postcondition

Synonyms of postrequisite

Forms of postrequisite

pluralpostrequisites

Origin of postrequisite

From post- + requisite.

Questions about postrequisite

What does postrequisite mean?
Postrequisite means something that is required at the conclusion of some part of a process.
What part of speech is postrequisite?
Postrequisite is a noun.
What is the plural of postrequisite?
The plural of postrequisite is postrequisites.

Words near postrequisite in the dictionary

  1. postreplication
  2. postreplicative
  3. postreplicatively
  4. postrepolarization
  5. postreproductive
  6. postrequisite
  7. postrequisites
  8. postresection
  9. postresectional
  10. postresidency
  11. postresonance

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