ˈsought-after
1sought-after — sought .after adj wanted by a lot of people but rare or difficult to get much/highly sought after ▪ a much sought after defense lawyer ▪ By the mid 1920s, she had become one of Broadway s most sought after actresses …
2sought-after — sought af|ter [ sɔt ,æftər ] adjective wanted by many people but not easy to get: a much sought after actor …
3sought after — index popular Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
4sought after — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ much in demand …
5sought-after — adjective being searched for the most sought after item was the silver candelabrum • Syn: ↑sought • Similar to: ↑wanted * * * adj in great demand, popular, well liked, favourite, liked, favoured, in favour, admired, wanted, desired, approved, in… …
6sought after — adjective greatly desired • Syn: ↑coveted, ↑desired, ↑in demand • Similar to: ↑desirable * * * ˈsought after f93 [sought after] …
7sought-after — ADJ GRADED Something that is sought after is in great demand, usually because it is rare or of very good quality. An Olympic gold medal is the most sought after prize in world sport …
8sought-after — adjective wanted by a lot of people but rare or difficult to get: much/highly sought after: Bryce became a much sought after defense lawyer …
9sought after — {adj.} Wanted by many buyers; searched for. * /Antiques are much sought after nowadays./ Syn.: IN DEMAND …
10sought after — {adj.} Wanted by many buyers; searched for. * /Antiques are much sought after nowadays./ Syn.: IN DEMAND …
