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"require" vs "aquire"

The correct phrase is "require." "Acquire" is a different word with a different meaning.

Last Updated: March 23, 2024

require

This is the correct term to indicate the need or necessity for something.

Use "require" when you need to express the necessity or need for something.

Examples:

  • I require your assistance.
  • This job requires a lot of attention to detail.

Alternatives:

  • need
  • demand
  • necessitate
  • call for
  • must have

aquire

This is a misspelling of the word "acquire," which means to obtain or get something.


Alternatives:

  • acquire

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