Demand
How words are described
| single | single demand | single engineer |
| simple | simple demand | simple engineer |
| poor | poor demand | poor engineer |
| real | real demand | real engineer |
| Other adjectives: great, new, military, last, able, previous. | ||
Common collocations
| people | demand people | engineer people |
| return | demand return | engineer return |
| death | demand death | engineer death |
| destruction | demand destruction | engineer destruction |
| Other words: sacrifice. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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He decides to stay in the Confederate States, convinced that a talented engineer like himself would be in high demand.
Source: I Choose to Stay -
Its porcelain products had long commanded envy and high demand by the Europeans who devoted a great deal of time and effort to copy and reverse engineer it.
Source: Riches to Rags -
An occupational hazard of having a specialized talent in demand is that sometimes "demand" can be taken literally — a professional such as a scientist or engineer is kidnapped and coerced into working for the bad guys, under threat to their life or the lives of their loved ones.
Source: Kidnapped Scientist
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