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demandingly

American  
[di-mand-ing-lee] / dɪˈmænd ɪŋ li /

adverb

  1. in a demanding way, tone, etc.; imperiously, forcefully, or urgently.


Other Word Forms

  • undemandingly adverb

Example Sentences

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Another phrase thrown around with increasing fervor in the pandemic era — demandingly, insistently, belligerently or maybe just hopefully — is “we have to live our lives!”

From New York Times

One woman asked her, demandingly, “Are you a Christian?”

From Fox News

One waves a white flag of surrender, not in capitulation but demandingly.

From New York Times

Both are demandingly complex, made up of hundreds of objects, videos, photographs and audio recordings, not to mention explanatory labels.

From New York Times

McCartney’s voice has long operated in a demandingly high range, and at 73, he had to push to reach some of the highest notes he wrote for himself all those years ago.

From Los Angeles Times