demanding
Pronunciation: [dɪˈmændɪŋ]
Word
Context: "challenge"
(adjective) when something requires a lot of effort, skill, or attention. If a task is demanding, it means it takes a lot out of you and isn’t easy to do.
Example
The teacher gave us a demanding project that helped us learn a lot.
Example
This task is not demanding at all; it’s very simple and easy to finish.
Example
Do you think this job is too demanding for a beginner?
Context: "relationship"
(adjective) when someone expects a lot from others and wants them to do things perfectly. If a person is demanding, they often want things done in a specific way or very well.
Example
My coach is demanding but helps me get better at basketball.
Example
The manager is not demanding; she trusts her team to work without pressure.
Example
Why do you think he is so demanding about getting everything done right?
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