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requisitive

requisitive adjective: expressing or implying demand.

Adjective

requisitive (comparative more requisitive, superlative most requisitive)

  1. Expressing or implying demand.
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Noun

requisitive (plural requisitives)

  1. One who, or that which, makes requisition.

Forms of requisitive

Adjective
comparativemore requisitive
superlativemost requisitive
Noun
pluralrequisitives

Questions about requisitive

What does requisitive mean?
Requisitive means expressing or implying demand.
What part of speech is requisitive?
Requisitive can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near requisitive in the dictionary

  1. requisitioners
  2. requisitioning
  3. requisitionist
  4. requisitionists
  5. requisitions
  6. requisitive
  7. requisitives
  8. requisitor
  9. requisitorial
  10. requisitories
  11. requisitors

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