Demand and Inquisition

Demand

Demand noun - Something that someone insists upon having.

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Inquisition and demand are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inquisition" instead a noun "Demand".

Nearby Words: demanding, demanded, demandant

Inquisition noun - A systematic search for the truth or facts about something.

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Demand and inquisition are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Demand" instead a noun "Inquisition".

similar	similar demand	similar inquisition
short	short demand	short inquisition
real	real demand	real inquisition
big	big demand	big inquisition
Other adjectives: infamous, new.

After all, if the Night Watch does it instead, the Light ones may demand that the Inquisition grant them the right to a high-level intervention to compensate for the damage.

Source: Evil Sorcerer aka: Evil Sorceress
Two years after the main story, the leaders of Orlais and Ferelden demand the Inquisition justify its heavily-armed presence in their nations now that the threats it formed to fight are long dead.

Source: So What Do We Do Now?

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