Desideratum

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Desideratum [ di-sid-uh'-REY-tuh' m, -RAH-, -zid- ]
[ noun ]
MEANING :
something that is highly desired or considered essential
USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :
The commonplace desideratum of any work of fiction is to keep the reader glued to the novel.
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