in-demand

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Adjective in-demand has 2 senses

in demand, marketable - in demand by especially employers; "marketable skills"
Antonyms: unsalable, unsaleable (indirect, via salable)
coveted, desired, in demand, sought after - greatly desired
Antonym: undesirable (indirect, via desirable)

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Term: in-demand

Description:

The term "in-demand" refers to something that is highly sought after or desired by a large number of people. It can be used to describe a person, a product, a skill, or any other item that is currently popular or in high demand.

Examples:

Adjective:

John is an in-demand musician, constantly booked for concerts and events.
The latest smartphone model is in-demand and selling out quickly.

Noun:

The in-demand for quality childcare has grown significantly in recent years.
She possesses the right skills, making her an in-demand in the job market.

Verb:

The actress became in-demand overnight after her breakthrough performance.
The product's popularity soared, making it in-demand among consumers.

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