Difference between Sufficient and Requisite

SUFFICIENT vs REQUISITE: NOUN

Anything indispensable
Something that is indispensable; a requirement.
That which is necessary; something essential or indispensable.
Synonyms Requisite, Requirement. That which is required by the nature of the case, or is only indirectly thought of as reqnired by a person, is called a requisite; that which is viewed as required directly by a person or persons is called a requirement: thus, a certain study is in the one aspect a requisite and in the other a requirement for admission to college; we speak of the requisites to a great commander or to a successful life; of the requirements in a candidate for a clerkship. Hence, generally, a requisite is more absolutely necessary or essential than a requirement; a requisite is more often material than a requirement; a requisite may be a possession or something that may be viewed as a possession, but a requirement is a thing to be done or learned.
That which is required, or is necessary; something indispensable.
An indispensable item; a requirement.

Sufficing; equal to the end proposed; as much as is or may be necessary; adequate; enough.
Possessing adequate talents or accomplishments; of competent power or ability; qualified; fit; competent; capable.
Having a competence; well-to-do.
Self-sufficient; self-satisfied; content.
Synonyms Ample, abundant, satisfactory, full.
1 and Competent, Enough, etc. See adequate.
(determiner) The smallest amount needed.

Synonyms Essential, etc. See necessary.
Required by the nature of things or by circumstances; necessary; so needful that it cannot be dispensed with; indispensable.

Proper, Satisfactory, Inadequate, Needed, Substantial, Requisite, Reasonable, Ample, Necessary, Insufficient, Comfortable, Spare, Decent, Enough, Adequate

Duly, Relevant, Enough, Appropriate, Prerequisite, Adequate, Proper, Sufficient, Necessity, Essential, Needed, Requirement, Needful, Required, Necessary

Proper, Satisfactory, Inadequate, Needed, Substantial, Requisite, Reasonable, Ample, Necessary, Insufficient, Comfortable, Spare, Decent, Enough, Adequate

Duly, Relevant, Enough, Appropriate, Prerequisite, Adequate, Proper, Sufficient, Necessity, Essential, Needed, Requirement, Needful, Required, Necessary

Sufficient braking capacity to descend ramp inclines safely.
Makes sufficient income to sustain trader and family.
Black Americans of their property without sufficient compensation.
LORD be sufficient for you in JESUS name.
Government centers lacked sufficient space, staff, and resources.
But these steps by themselves are not sufficient.
The issue is not whether she had a sufficient excuse but whether the trail court had reason to believe she had a sufficient excuse.
There sufficient cash on hand and accounts receivable to pay for taxes and accounts payable sufficient on.
SME exchanges have been created which failed to attract sufficient companies for listing or to achieve sufficient trading to maintain active markets.
Are necessary and often sufficient, but in a prokaryote, these are necessary and often sufficient, but sufficient.

Mart excursion by seeking out the requisite candy.
TTPB: Interviews are not a requisite for acceptance.
Attach receipt of requisite Fees deposited in Bank.
Section E: Completed by the Requisite Program Nurse.
The requisite fees must be paid in advance.
Borrower any and all requisite disclosures and will obtain any and all requisite agreement or authorization.
Pay order payable at Jaipur of requisite amount towards cost of tender, cost of processing fee of RISL and requisite value towards Earnest Money.
The requisite action prescribed above should be taken on receipt of a normal claim from the parties concerned supported by the requisite legal authority.
The Board shall make the requisite annual returns and any other requisite filings in accordance with the Companies Law.
Company, the Requisite DIP Commitment Parties and the Requisite FLTL Lenders.