In demand
In demand adjective - Greatly desired.
Market
Market noun - The state of being sought after especially for purchase.
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Synonyms for Market
In demand and market are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In demand" instead an adjective "Market".
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In response to the change in demand, the market was flooded with mediocre Pinots, while the average quality of Merlots increased as fewer were produced.
Source: The Red Stapler -
Breakout Character: An unusual example in that several of Lucha Underground's featured luchadors were considered minor characters in AAA and LU's success in the United States has opened up a new market to them in which they're very much in demand.
Source: Wrestling / Lucha Underground -
This sanitized portrayal of Che Guevara is however necessary for his commodification in the West into a mass-market consumerist image providing money that mostly goes to western capitalist nations, so it's unlikely to change as long as Che continues to be in demand.
Source: Useful Notes / Che Guevara
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