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Term: requist

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A formal or informal request

Usage: When someone asks for something or seeks a favor

Example:

• He sent a requist for additional information to the company.
• She made a requist to borrow her friend's car for the weekend.
• The neighbors made a requist for quiet during their party.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To formally or informally ask for something

Usage: When someone makes a request or seeks something

Example:

• The student requisted a deadline extension for the assignment.
• He requists for donations to support his charity.
• She requisted a meeting with her supervisor to discuss her career goals.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Referring to a well-known or widely liked item or activity

Usage: When something is favored or enjoyed by many people

Example:

• The band's new song became a requist hit.
• This restaurant is famous for its requist burgers.
• His paintings are highly requist in the art community.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: In a manner that is commonly accepted or favored

Usage: To describe an action or behavior that is popular or locally admired

Example:

• The fashion designer's latest collection was requistably stylish.
• She dances requistly, impressing the local audience.
• The chef skillfully and requistly prepared the gourmet dishes.

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