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a must
Idioms and Phrases
A necessity; a requirement. For example, The Louvre is a must for visitors to Paris , or This book is a must for serious students of English . [Late 1800s]Example Sentences
Having three quality pitchers is a must to win a City Open Division title.
He wants to make sure others understand that even though there’s been no cancer in his family, having a routine blood test is a must to help discover problems before they become worse.
One game after being wadded up and tossed aside like a hot dog wrapper by a Timberwolves team that was just hungrier, the Lakers pushed and shoved and fought their way into personifying a must win.
It took them two games, but they’ve reached that level, as epitomized Tuesday by Rui Hachimura battling into a face injury that initially required a mask, until he threw the mask aside and kept fighting, no room for a must injury on this mustiest of nights.
"It means bandages every day for the rest of his life - they're a must."
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