Demand
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 112
de-mand', v. t. To ask or call for, as who has a claim, right, or power, to enforce claim; to make requisition of; to inquire earnestly or authoritatively, question: to require as nece ary; to be in urgent need of. {Laic.) To call into court, summon. — v. i. To make a demand, ask, inquire! — re. Act of. etc.; requisition; exaction; earnest quiry; question; diligent search; manifested want; thing claimed; claim. Demarcation, -kation, de-mar-ka's hun, n. Act marking, or of setting a limit; division; separation; a limit ascertained and fixed.
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