Demand and Must

Demand

Demand noun - Something that someone insists upon having.
Usage example: the terrorists presented their list of demands

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

Nearby Words: demanding, demanded, demandant

Must

Must noun - Something necessary, indispensable, or unavoidable.
Usage example: exercise is a must if you want to stay healthy

Demand and must are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Demand" instead a noun "Must".

How words are described

poor poor demand poor must
real real demand real must
big big demand big must
bad bad demand bad must
Other adjectives: military, greater, previous.

Common collocations

kind demand kind must kind
system demand system must system
money demand money must money

Both words in one sentence

  • Circe's demand is "soul-shattering" - Batman must sing a song for her in a night club, in front of an audience.
  • Series / Brass Among other things, it must never be worn in the presence of Bradley Hardacre, because then social pressure would demand that it be taken off, and it must never be taken off out of class deference.
  • And you will, as the puzzles demand accuracy and six levels have meteors bombarding the surface, which you must run through to get from one part of the level to another.
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