demanding (Meaning)

Wordnet

demanding (a)

requiring more than usually expected or thought due; especially great patience and effort and skill

Webster

of Demand

No weak antonyms found.

Being a surgeon is a demanding profession that requires precision and dedication.
The professor assigned a demanding project that required extensive research and analysis.
Balancing work and family can be demanding, but it's important to prioritize both.
Training for a marathon is physically demanding but rewarding.
The CEO's schedule was demanding, with back-to-back meetings and constant travel.
Learning a new language can be mentally demanding, but it expands your horizons.
Parenting can be emotionally demanding, but the love for your children makes it worthwhile.
The role of caretaker for an elderly relative can be physically and emotionally demanding.
Climbing Mount Everest is one of the most demanding challenges a person can undertake.
The demanding nature of the job often leads to burnout if not managed properly.

requiring more than usually expected or thought due; especially great patience and effort and skillof Demand

challenging, difficult, gruelling, grueling, onerous, laborious,burdensome, exacting, killing, taxing

light, nondemanding, nondemanding, easy, easy, simple, simple,undemanding, undemanding, light

Being a surgeon is a demanding profession that requires precision and dedication.

The professor assigned a demanding project that required extensive research and analysis.

Balancing work and family can be demanding, but it's important to prioritize both.

Training for a marathon is physically demanding but rewarding.