Demand and Reputation

Demand

Demand noun - Something that someone insists upon having.

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

Nearby Words: demanding, demanded, demandant

Reputation noun - Overall quality as seen or judged by people in general.

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Demand and reputation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Demand" instead a noun "Reputation".

Nearby Words: reputable, repute, reputed, reputing

high	high demand	high reputation
low	low demand	low reputation
similar	similar demand	similar reputation
public	public demand	public reputation
Other adjectives: current, sufficient, poor, popular, strong, massive, great, huge, bad, infamous, new, less, later, growing, higher, previous.

Evil party members demand you have a low reputation and will actually leave the party or even attack you if your reputation gets too high.

Source: Stupid Evil
But these people, including Top Gear's James May, were astonished to find out that the car had quite a spotty reputation in Britain, leading to low demand and massive depreciation.

Source: The Red Stapler
But villains can't have too nasty a reputation, or otherwise they end up exhausting the heroes' patience and/or causing the public to demand their heads.

Source: Slave to PR

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