The growing middle class began to demand written material primarily in their native languages, rather than in Latin or other elite languages. This shift was driven by the desire for greater accessibility to literature, education, and information, reflecting a broader trend towards democratization and cultural identity. As a result, many authors and publishers started producing works in vernacular languages, which contributed to the rise of national literatures and the spread of literacy.
I don't exactly know what your asking but it is called a demand or an order. In Language terms i think it is called demand? huh.. dont trust my answers coz i learned dis in the 2nd grade. :P Good luck!
The opposite position for demand is to provide.The opposite tone of demand would be ask or request.
a demand that's full
I don't know. Maybe if you get alittlehigh you wouldprobablyget the answer.
The correct saying is on command on demand is incorrect
Growing families increased the demand for products.
John R. Placer has written: 'G, a language based on demand-driven stream evaluations' -- subject(s): G/PL/I (Computer program language)
The primary demand for lead in 2003 resulted from growing demand for rechargeable automobile batteries
There is a growing population of both technical experts and demand of technical support.
growing rice required much labor,so the demand for slaves increased.
Your mom is the biggest demand.
Your mom is the biggest demand.
rise in demand for shelter
A raise in demand for shelter
rise in demand for shelter
workers
is ther a demand for material engineering in the future