request
1re·quest
noun \ri-ˈkwest\Definition of REQUEST
1
: the act or an instance of asking for something
2
: something asked for <granted her request>
3
: the condition or fact of being requested <available on request>
4
: the state of being sought after : demand
Examples of REQUEST
- They made a request to begin work immediately.
- She filed a formal request for more information.
- At your request, I am enclosing a full refund of your payment.
- Troops were sent at the request of our allies.
- This next song is a request from one of our listeners.
Origin of REQUEST
Middle English requeste, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin *requaesta, from feminine of requaestus, past participle of requaerere to require
First Known Use: 14th century
Related to REQUEST
Related Words: interrogatory; poll, questionnaire, survey; inquisition, interrogating, interrogation, questioning; examination, exploration, inquest, investigation, probe, probing, research, study
Rhymes with REQUEST
abreast, abscessed, appressed, armrest, arrest, at best, at rest, attest, backrest, beau geste, bed rest, behest, bequest, blood test, congest, conquest, contest, crow's nest, depressed, detest, devest, digest, distressed, divest, egest, eighth rest, field-test, flight-test, footrest, gabfest, half rest, hard-pressed, headrest, high-test, hillcrest, hope chest, houseguest, imprest, incest, infest, ingest, inquest, interest, invest, Key West, lovefest, love nest, Mae West, mare's nest, Midwest, molest, northwest, patch test, posttest, pretest, professed, protest, redbreast, repressed, revest, road test, scratch test, screen test, sea chest, skin test, slop chest, slugfest, southwest, spot test, steam chest, stress test, suggest, Trieste, t-test, unblessed, undressed, unrest, unstressed, war chest, whole rest, Wild West
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