nondemand
/ˌnɑndɪˈmænd/
adjective
- Not requiring immediate action or response; not based on a specific request or need.
- The nondemand mode of the app downloads updates in the background when the device is idle.
- The company offers a nondemand service that updates users automatically without them asking.
- In a nondemand system, resources are allocated based on predicted usage rather than real-time requests.
Synonyms
noun
- A situation or condition in which there is no request, need, or requirement for something.
- Economists studied the nondemand for luxury goods during the recession.
- The nondemand for the product led the company to discontinue it.
- During the nondemand period, the factory reduced its production schedule.