Demand

What do we mean by demand?

To ask for urgently or peremptorily. intransitive verb

To claim as just or due. intransitive verb

To ask to be informed of. intransitive verb

To require as useful, just, proper, or necessary; call for. intransitive verb

To lay legal claim to; claim formally. intransitive verb

To ask that (something) be done in accordance with a legal requirement. intransitive verb

To make a demand. intransitive verb

An act of demanding; an urgent request. noun

Something demanded. noun

An urgent requirement or need. noun

The state of being sought after. noun

The desire for goods or services in an economy, measured as the amount people are ready to buy at a given price. noun

A formal claim. noun

A request that some act be done or payment made in accordance with a legal requirement. noun

An emphatic question or inquiry. noun

(on demand) When presented for payment. idiom

(on demand) When needed or asked for. idiom

To ask or require as by right or authority, or as that to which one has some valid claim; lay claim to; exact: as, parents demand obedience; what price do you demand?

The desire to purchase goods and services.

The amount of a good or service that consumers are willing to buy at a particular price.

A forceful claim for something.

A requirement.

An urgent request.

An order.

(electricity supply) More precisely peak demand or peak load, a measure of the maximum power load of a utility's customer over a short period of time; the power load integrated over a specified time interval.

Words that are spelled similarly to demand:
demand, remand, deman, deland, demond, dumand, iemand, jemand.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word demand:
curve, supply, electricity, quantity, tickets, price, valve, goods, consumers, surrender, consumption, consumer, increased, demands, increases, coal, products, market.

Words that rhyme with demand:
hand, stand, land, band, understand, brand, command, gland, strand, withstand, expand, reprimand, grand, bland, firsthand, sand, nightstand, beforehand, contraband, offhand, misunderstand, remand, firebrand, ampersand, hinterland, rand, planned, secondhand, canned, grande, disband, at hand, grandstand, grassland, shorthand, inland, farmland, woodland, banned, broadband, wasteland, mainland, homeland, quicksand, on the other hand, headband, heartland, panned, on hand, unmanned, newsstand, wetland, thailand, manned, backhand, wonderland, freehand, motherland, timberland, overland, finland, dreamland, ferdinand, longhand, armband, fatherland, in hand, lowland, farmhand, parkland, second hand, tanned, midland, forehand, unplanned, greenland, handstand, out of hand, disneyland, rubber band, bandstand, fairyland, scanned, sleight of hand, lapland, helping hand, outland, dixieland, lefthand, shand, upper hand, stagehand, southland, close at hand, moorland, marshland, spanned, promised land, vaned, cropland.

Adjectives that are often used to describe demand:
great, aggregate, domestic, excess, total, high, effective, public, greater, popular, strong, final, local, constant, future, foreign, heavy, current, actual, potential, inelastic, maximum, additional, elastic, peak, derived, myocardial, urgent, greatest, steady, less, insistent, internal, annual, overall, biochemical, sufficient, global, immediate, external, excessive, sudden, enormous, huge, insatiable, formal, relative, limited, widespread, tremendous, unsatisfied, reasonable, universal, seasonal, extra, speculative, increasing, persistent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective demand:
manufacturing, pull, curve, analysis, balance, model, schedule, situation, services, function, conditions, system, relationship, service, curves, dial, technology, relationships, equation, functions, feeding, diagram, ratio, systems, management, deposits, routing, side, equilibrium, items, price, periods, imbalance, approach, factors, equations, access, theory, basis, schedules, models, gap, protocols, deposit, printing, mechanism, relations, applications, elasticities, framework, imbalances, elasticity, forces, situations, shocks, balances, reduction, delivery, tasks, inflation, making, mode, relation, products, vector, market, volume, environment, flow, reports, projections, diagrams, servers, supply, patients, meter, characteristics, creation, programs, mismatch, scenario, sectors, enterprise, files, connections, principle, industries, operations, unemployment, distribution.

Consonant match to demand:
diamond, demeaned, dimond, dymond, demond, dearmond, dumond, dahm and, dam and, dama and, dame and, damm and, damme and, damn and, daum and, demme and, derma and, dhamma and, dime and, dohm and, dom and, dome and, doom and, douma and, dum and, duma and, dumb and.

Words that sound like demand:
demand, demande, demeaned, demond, dumond, diamond, demands, dimond, dymond, demander, demanda, dyment, demount, dement, demont, demean, dimon, demesne, dumont, demain, des moines, deland, dearmond, demode, dimin, dimmen, da man, demint, dimona, dinant, demaine, remand, desmond, dumbfound, drummond, dumfound, damone, dummied, dumaine, dunant, dummy head, the mind, demon, diamonds, denied, demeanor, descend, demanding, designed, dimmed, demanded, damon, deamon, dimming, detained, demeanour, daemon, deman, demote, demised, dampened, dand, daimonds, demurred, damen, daman, daimon, denude, diamond's, demeans, dimino, dimit, dinan, deneen, demone, demit, dimmitt, detuned, dimanche, demente, dammen, demod, demento, dinde, dahmen, demet, dimout, dahman, daimen, demoed, demanders, dementi, dammann, demat, diminute, damman, diamond d, dimate, danann, daumen.