Synonyms for prerequisite
prɪˈrɛk wə zɪt, pri-pre·req·ui·site

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1. prerequisite, requirementadjective

   something that is required in advance

   "Latin was a prerequisite for admission"

   Synonyms:
   necessity, demand, requirement, requisite, necessary, essential

   Antonyms:
   optional

2. prerequisiteadjective

   required as a prior condition or course of study

   Antonyms:
   optional

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1. prerequisitenoun

   Synonyms:
   requirement

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1. List of paraphrases for "prerequisite":

   precondition, pre-condition, pre-requisite, condition, requirement, premise, prior, prerequisites, assumption, indispensable, advance

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1. Damitha Pathmalal:

   We did a very deep analysis into the consumer cohort and found that the most frequent users are the most price-sensitive consumers,” said Pathmalal. “There isn't going to be an influx of new users... which is a prerequisite for high-growth markets.”

2. Rob Pulford:

   There has been a material change in the way that Chinese firms are behaving in private equity sale processes, they are more skilled and likely to get to the finishing line even if a business doesn't have an obvious link with China, which was previously a prerequisite.

3. Mattia Toaldo:

   Differentiation is a legal prerequisite for the EU in order to avoid violating its own laws, you have to do it legally and by the book, but it is also beneficial to the peace process because it changes the calculations by the Israelis.

4. Pete Buttigieg:

   I'm not here to say to my qualifications are a prerequisite, but I will say that they make me extremely aware of the consequences of decisions made in the White House Situation Room.

5. Masafumi Yamamoto:

   As growth in the upper range of 2 percent is the Fed's prerequisite for an early and sustained rate hike, a figure just around or below 2 percent is likely to hurt expectations for a June hike and weigh on the dollar.