demander
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Definition
Noun: A person who makes demands; someone who asks for something authoritatively or urgently.
Usage
The word "demander" is a formal noun that specifically identifies a person based on their action of demanding. It describes someone who insists on having something, often forcefully or as if by right.
Examples
- The customer was a persistent demander, insisting on speaking to the manager immediately.
- In the negotiation, she proved to be a tough demander, unwilling to compromise on the key terms.
- The charity assists the most vulnerable, not just the loudest demanders.
Advanced Usage
- Legal/Formal Context: Often used in legal, business, or formal reports to neutrally label a party making a claim or request.
- The court will hear the petition of the demander next week.
- With Qualifiers: Frequently modified by adjectives (e.g., , , ) to describe the nature of the demands.
- He was the principal demander for reforms within the organization.
Variants and Related Words
- Demand (noun/verb): The act of demanding or something that is demanded.
- There is a high demand for the product.
- Demanding (adjective): Requiring much skill, effort, or time.
- She has a very demanding job.
Synonyms
- Claimant: A person making a claim, especially in a legal context.
- Petitioner: A person who presents a petition.
- Insister: A person who insists on something.
Notes on Meaning
- Specificity: "Demander" focuses on the person performing the action. It is less common in everyday speech than the verb "demand" or adjective "demanding."
- Connotation: Can carry a slightly negative connotation of being insistent or difficult, but is often neutral in formal contexts.
Noun
- a person who makes demands