Associations to the word «Demanding»
Noun
- Ultimatum
- Reparation
- Petition
- Protester
- Ransom
- Demonstrator
- Insisting
- Blackmail
- Resignation
- Extortion
- Protest
- Surrender
- Redress
- Autonomy
- Overly
- Compensation
- Payment
- Suffrage
- Cease
- Hostage
- Restitution
- Demonstration
- Whereabouts
- Apology
- Emissary
- Consuming
- Wage
- Lawsuit
- Accountability
- Bribe
- Outcry
- Envoy
- Schedule
- Requiring
- Hunger
- Withdrawal
- Defamation
- Task
- Concession
- Requirement
- Regimen
- Rally
- Writ
- Grievance
- Activist
- Equality
- Separatist
- Pounding
- Amnesty
- Memorandum
- Abolition
- Begging
- Resolution
- Removal
- Demand
- Curriculum
- Neutrality
- Strike
- Vengeance
- Adherence
Adjective
Wiktionary
DEMANDING, adjective. Requiring much endurance, strength, or patience.
DEMANDING, verb. Present participle of demand
Dictionary definition
DEMANDING, adjective. Requiring more than usually expected or thought due; especially great patience and effort and skill; "found the job very demanding"; "a baby can be so demanding".
Wise words
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