A Word A Day : Perquisite
Word of 1st July 2007: A Word A Day-Perquisite
Perquisite( Noun )Perquisite (PUR kwi zit): a privilege that goes along with a job, a perk • Free access to a photocopier is a perquisite of most office jobs. • The big corporate lawyer's perquisites included a chauffeured limousine, a luxurious apartment in the city and all the chocolate ice cream he could eat. • A perquisite should not be confused with a prerequisite which is a necessity. Health and happiness are two prerequisites of a good life. • A college degree is a prerequisite for many high-paying jobs. We have tried our best to make this site as informative as possible. It will certainly help in broadening the horizons of knowledge of the visitors. We also apologize for the mistakes which are not deliberately committed. Both suggestions and criticisms to enhance the quality of this site are sincerely welcomed. Use our Contact Us form to submit both your suggestions and criticisms. Go to The A Word A Day IndexSynonyms and Antonyms Vocabulary|English Teacher|Etymology|Longest Word |Letter Writing Proverbs|Misspelled Words|ContractionsFrom A Word A Day-Perquisite to HOME PAGE
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