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Sine qua non the foreign phrase means

Aprerequisite

Bsincerely

Cindefinitely

Dnon-refundable

Answer:

A. prerequisite

Read Explanation:

  • sine qua non - a prerequisite
  • Sine qua non is a Latin phrase that translates literally into "without which not.
  • " When used in English prose, it refers to an essential condition or qualification; an indispensible thing or absolute prerequisite.

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