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sought-after
[sawt-af-ter, -ahf-]
adjective
that is in demand; desirable.
a sought-after speaker.
sought-after
adjective
in demand; wanted
Word History and Origins
Origin of sought-after1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Researchers said data on who is pregnant, and who wants to be, was some of the "most sought-after information in digital advertising" as it led to a shift in shopping patterns.
The road to becoming one of today’s most sought-after Broadway directors didn’t just pass through L.A.
The singer joked that "the only downside" of the award was that "it feels one giant step away from fulfilling my original dream of becoming the most sought-after valet on the Las Vegas strip".
The league’s economic shifts made a “high ceiling” — meaning a lot of potential, but not a proven track record — the most sought-after quality in the NBA draft.
“Ideally, legislators will try to be creative and try to support what I think is one of our most highly sought-after industries here in the United States.”
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