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Definition of demand
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Demand
(v. t.) The
asking
or
seeking
for what is due or
claimed
as due.
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Flagitation
::
Flagitation
(n.)
Importunity;
urgent
demand.
Exorbitancy
::
Exorbitancy
(n.) A going out of or
beyond
the usual or due
limit;
hence,
enormity;
extravagance;
gross
deviation
from rule,
right,
or
propriety;
as, the
exorbitances
of the
tongue
or of
deportment;
exorbitance
of
demands..
Surrender
::
Surrender
(v. t.) To yield to the power of
another;
to give or
deliver
up
possession
of
(anything)
upon
compulsion
or
demand;
as, to
surrender
one's
person
to an enemy or to an
officer;
to
surrender
a fort or a
ship..
Plead
::
Plead (v. t.) To
allege
or cite in a legal plea or
defense,
or for
repelling
a
demand
in law; to
answer
to an
indictment;
as, to plead
usury;
to plead
statute
of
limitations;
to plead not
guilty..
Meet
::
Meet (v. t.) To come up to; to be even with; to
equal;
to
match;
to
satisfy;
to
ansver;
as, to meet one's
expectations;
the
supply
meets the
demand..
Demand
::
Demand
(v. i.) To make a
demand;
to
inquire.
Trespass
::
Trespass
(v. i.) To go too far; to put any one to
inconvenience
by
demand
or
importunity;
to
intrude;
as, to
trespass
upon the time or
patience
of
another..
Embarrass
::
Embarrass
(v. t.) To
involve
in
difficulties
concerning
money
matters;
to
incumber
with debt; to beset with
urgent
claims
or
demands;
-- said of a
person
or his
affairs;
as, a man or his
business
is
embarrassed
when he can not meet his
pecuniary
engagements..
Claim
::
Claim
(v./.)
To ask for, or seek to
obtain,
by
virtue
of
authority,
right,
or
supposed
right;
to
challenge
as a
right;
to
demand
as due..
Ulterior
::
Ulterior
(a.)
Further;
remoter;
more
distant;
succeeding;
as,
ulterior
demands
or
propositions;
ulterior
views;
what
ulterior
measures
will be
adopted
is
uncertain..
Invocation
::
Invocation
(n.) A call or
summons;
especially,
a
judicial
call,
demand,
or
order;
as, the
invocation
of
papers
or
evidence
into
court..
Reasonable
::
Reasonable
(n.) Not
excessive
or
immoderate;
within
due
limits;
proper;
as, a
reasonable
demand,
amount,
price..
Acquittance
::
Acquittance
(n.) A
writing
which is
evidence
of a
discharge;
a
receipt
in full, which bars a
further
demand..
Exaction
::
Exaction
(n.) The act of
demanding
with
authority,
and
compelling
to pay or
yield;
compulsion
to give or
furnish;
a
levying
by
force;
a
driving
to
compliance;
as, the
exaction
to
tribute
or of
obedience;
hence,
extortion..
Labor
::
Labor (n.) That which
requires
hard work for its
accomplishment;
that which
demands
effort.
Spoilsmonger
::
Spoilsman
(n.) One who
serves
a cause or a party for a share of the
spoils;
in
United
States
politics,
one who makes or
recognizes
a
demand
for
public
office
on the
ground
of
partisan
service;
also, one who
sanctions
such a
policy
in
appointments
to the
public
service..
Recession
::
Recession
(n.) The act of
receding
or
withdrawing,
as from a
place,
a
claim,
or a
demand..
Sciscitation
::
Sciscitation
(n.) The act of
inquiring;
inquiry;
demand.
Action
::
Action
(n.) A suit or
process,
by which a
demand
is made of a right in a court of
justice;
in a broad
sense,
a
judicial
proceeding
for the
enforcement
or
protection
of a
right,
the
redress
or
prevention
of a
wrong,
or the
punishment
of a
public
offense..
Redemand
::
Redemand
(v. t.) To
demand
back; to
demand
again.
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