demand

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Synonyms: remand, deman, demond, demant, demaund, deland, dumand, desand

Antonyms: remand, deman, demond, demant, demaund, deland, dumand, desand

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Noun

1. The desire to purchase [[goods]] and [[services]].
2. {{senseid|en|Q4402708}} {{lb|en|economics}} The [[market force]] that causes [[buyer]]s to be both [[willing]] and [[able]] to [[buy]] a [[good]] or [[service]], as [[measure]]d by the [[amount]] of that good or service that is currently [[salable]] at any given [[price point]]; the amount itself.
3. A [[forceful]] [[claim]] for something.
4. {{senseid|en|requirement}}A [[requirement]].
5. An [[urgent]] request.
6. An [[order]].
7. {{lb|en|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.

Verb

1. To [[request]] forcefully.
2. To [[claim]] a right to something.
3. To [[ask]] forcefully for information.
4. To [[require]] of someone.
5. {{lb|en|legal}} To issue a [[summons]] to court.

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