Demand
Expense
Expense noun - A payment made in the course of achieving a result.
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Synonyms for Expense
Demand and expense are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Demand" instead a noun "Expense".
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How words are described
| high | high demand | high expense |
| similar | similar demand | similar expense |
| reasonable | reasonable demand | reasonable expense |
| sheer | sheer demand | sheer expense |
| Other adjectives: small, massive, large, big, increased, great, huge, possible, additional, tremendous, greater, increasing. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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The sole major expense is special guest star Jean Simmons, who as a fan of the show likely didn't demand a huge fee (and even if she had, the other cost savings would've helped paid for it).
Source: Bottle Episode -
Although event-only items are typically not superior to in-game items, they're usually in very high demand for aesthetic reasons; and collecting and selling them can make a substantial amount of money for the player, at the expense of a lot of grinding, or Nintendo Hard gaming, or both.
Source: Earn Your Fun
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