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What is a noun for require?

There isn't a single perfect noun for "require." It depends on the context and what aspect of requiring you want to emphasize. Here are some options:

General:

* Requirement: This is the most common and direct noun for "require." It refers to something that is needed or essential.

* Need: This emphasizes the necessity of something.

* Demand: This implies a strong or urgent need.

* Necessity: This refers to something that is absolutely essential.

More specific:

* Obligation: This emphasizes a duty or responsibility.

* Condition: This refers to something that must be met.

* Prerequisite: This refers to something that is required before something else can happen.

* Specification: This refers to a detailed description of what is required.

Figurative:

* Call: This can be used metaphorically to describe a need or a demand.

The best noun to use will depend on the specific context of your sentence.

For example, you could say:

* "The job has a strict dress code requirement."

* "There is a need for more affordable housing."

* "The customer's demand for a refund was met."

* "The doctor emphasized the necessity of a healthy diet."

Think about what you want to convey, and choose the noun that best fits your meaning.

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