In demand
adjective
Being wanted or sought after by many people.
Organic fruits and vegetables are high in demand right now.

Often appears as...
- high in demand
- increase in demand
adjective
Required or needed, usually because it is essential or very important.
English teachers are always in demand in Spanish speaking countries.

Often appears as...
- always in demand
- skills in demand
Usage tips
Academic
adjective
Being wanted or sought after by many people.
Organic fruits and vegetables are high in demand right now.

Often appears as...
- high in demand
- increase in demand
adjective
Required or needed, usually because it is essential or very important.
English teachers are always in demand in Spanish speaking countries.

Often appears as...
- always in demand
- skills in demand
Usage tips
Academic
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Market Trends
Use 'in demand' to refer to trends where specific items or services gain popularity quickly.

During the pandemic, home workout equipment was very much in demand.
Temporary State
'In demand' can imply a temporary condition that may change over time.

Solar panels are in demand now, but this might shift with new technology.
Quantity Matters
Suggests a large number of people wanting something, not just a few.

Electric cars are in demand as people are becoming more environmentally conscious.
Market Trends
Use 'in demand' to refer to trends where specific items or services gain popularity quickly.

During the pandemic, home workout equipment was very much in demand.
Temporary State
'In demand' can imply a temporary condition that may change over time.

Solar panels are in demand now, but this might shift with new technology.
Quantity Matters
Suggests a large number of people wanting something, not just a few.

Electric cars are in demand as people are becoming more environmentally conscious.
Market Trends
Use 'in demand' to refer to trends where specific items or services gain popularity quickly.

During the pandemic, home workout equipment was very much in demand.
Temporary State
'In demand' can imply a temporary condition that may change over time.

Solar panels are in demand now, but this might shift with new technology.
Quantity Matters
Suggests a large number of people wanting something, not just a few.

Electric cars are in demand as people are becoming more environmentally conscious.
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