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   need

   /niːd/

   verb

   • 1. require (something) because it is essential or very important rather than just desirable: "I need help now" Similar requirebe in need ofstand in need ofhave need ofwantbe in want ofbe crying out forbe desperate fordemandcall fornecessitateentailinvolvehave occasion for/tolackbe withoutbe short ofmiss
   • ▪ not want to be subjected to something: "I don't need your sarcasm"
   • 2. expressing necessity or obligation: "need I say more?" Similar have tobe under an obligation tobe obliged tobe compelled tobe under a compulsion toarchaic:have need to
   • 3. be necessary: archaic "lest you, even more than needs, embitter our parting"

   noun

   • 1. circumstances in which something is necessary; necessity: "the basic human need for food" Similar necessityobligationrequirementcalldemandrare:exigency
   • 2. a thing that is wanted or required: "his day-to-day needs" Similar requirementessentialnecessitywantrequisiteprerequisitewishdemanddesideratum
   • 3. the state of requiring help, or of lacking basic necessities such as food: "help us in our hour of need" Similar needinesswantpovertydeprivationprivationhardshippenurydestitutionindigenceimpecuniousnessdifficultytroubledistresscrisisemergencyurgencyextremitydire/desperate straitsrare:exigency

   Word Origin Old Englishnēodian (verb), nēod, nēd (noun), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch nood and German Not ‘danger’.

   Scrabble Points: 5

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2. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishNEED | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   to have to have something, or to want something very much: Babies need constant care. The doctor said I needed an operation. [ + to infinitive ] I need to go to the toilet. Most people need to feel loved. [ + obj + to infinitive ] I need you to help me choose an outfit. I badly need (= strongly want) a rest from all this.

3. www.thefreedictionary.com › needsNeeds - definition of needs by The Free Dictionary

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   Define needs. needs synonyms, needs pronunciation, needs translation, English dictionary definition of needs. adv. Of necessity; necessarily: We must needs go. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

4. www.englishcurrent.com › grammar › difference-need-require-verbsThe Difference between the Verbs “Need” and “Require” (English)

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   May 29, 2016 · Often, the verbs need and require can be used as synonyms (i.e. they are the same). However, through my years teaching English, I have occasionally come across sentences in which the verb "need" doesn't seem to fit. The purpose of this page is to explain those cases. Let's look at the below sentences, for example.

5. docs.oracle.com › en › cloudOverview of Legal Reporting Unit Configuration for the US

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   The contact details you provide need to include addresses, contact points, and roles. To define contacts: Start the Legal Reporting Unit task. Search for and select the LRU you want to update. In Contact Roles in the Contact Information region, specify the following. Role of the employee contact. First and last names of the employee contact

6. www.docusign.com › en-gb › blogDocusign Maestro: Tips for a Streamlined Setup and Workflow

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   2 days ago · Here is what you need to know before starting to build your first Docusign Maestro workflow. Maestro is a core platform service that’s part of Docusign IAM and helps your team create custom workflows by connecting all of the seemingly separate pieces of their agreement process into one cohesive workflow — all without writing a single line of code.