Call
Call verb - To speak so as to be heard at a distance.
Demand for and call are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Demand for" instead a verb "Call".
Demand for
Call and demand for are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Call" instead a verb phrase "Demand for".
Both terms in one sentence
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As she rejects his demand for an import permit to import the kryptonite sample, she tells him "You can piss in a jar and call it Granny's Peach Tea".
- It's then that he gets a call from the racing board informing him that he's been given another chance, only to realize that there's very little demand for 8-foot-tall jockeys...
- Call Forward: "The Moon Maid" contains a lot of foreshadowing for "The Moon Men"; Burroughs actually wrote the latter first, but was unable to find a market for it, so he wrote the former as a more typical Burroughs adventure story in order to create demand for the sequel.
Source: Literature / The Moon Maid
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