overdemanding

/ˌoʊvərdɪˈmændɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Requiring too much effort, time, or resources; excessively difficult or burdensome.
    • Some parents worry that competitive sports can be overdemanding for young children.
    • Her boss was overdemanding, expecting her to work every weekend without extra pay.
    • The overdemanding project left the team exhausted and stressed.
  2. Tending to ask for too much from others; excessively critical or hard to please.
    • My overdemanding friend always expects me to drop everything to help her.
    • The coach was overdemanding, pushing the athletes far beyond their limits.
    • He was an overdemanding customer who complained about every small detail.
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