Word that means “by request only”
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I'm looking for a single word that describes something which is freely available, but must be explicitly asked for.
For example:
In order to conserve plastic, straws at this restaurant are _______.
The hotel offers complimentary toothbrushes, but you have to go down to the front desk and request one. The toothbrushes are ______.
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I'm looking for a single word that describes something which is freely available, but must be explicitly asked for.
For example:
In order to conserve plastic, straws at this restaurant are _______.
The hotel offers complimentary toothbrushes, but you have to go down to the front desk and request one. The toothbrushes are ______.
Thanks.
single-word-requests
asked 2 days ago
Jon McClung
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It's not a single word, but consider on-demand.
– psosuna
2 days ago
Requisitioned? Although not sure if you want to say that the toothbrushes are requisitioned. How about: The toothbrushes must be requisitioned?google.com/…
– JSanchez
2 days ago
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I agree with @psosuna. But the most common way of phrasing your statement in the service indusrty in the US is: "are available upon request".
– Airport Chariot Car and Limo
2 days ago
"Available by request only" seems to be the standard way to phrase it. I doubt if there is a single word. disneyfoodblog.com/2018/08/21/…
– L. Scott Johnson
yesterday
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I'm looking for a single word that describes something which is freely available, but must be explicitly asked for.
For example:
In order to conserve plastic, straws at this restaurant are _______.
The hotel offers complimentary toothbrushes, but you have to go down to the front desk and request one. The toothbrushes are ______.
Thanks.
single-word-requests
asked 2 days ago
Jon McClung
1012
I'm looking for a single word that describes something which is freely available, but must be explicitly asked for.
For example:
In order to conserve plastic, straws at this restaurant are _______.
The hotel offers complimentary toothbrushes, but you have to go down to the front desk and request one. The toothbrushes are ______.
Thanks.
single-word-requests
single-word-requests
asked 2 days ago
Jon McClung
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asked 2 days ago
Jon McClung
1012
asked 2 days ago
Jon McClung
1012
asked 2 days ago
Jon McClung
1012
asked 2 days ago
Jon McClung
1012
1012
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It's not a single word, but consider on-demand.
– psosuna
2 days ago
Requisitioned? Although not sure if you want to say that the toothbrushes are requisitioned. How about: The toothbrushes must be requisitioned?google.com/…
– JSanchez
2 days ago
3
I agree with @psosuna. But the most common way of phrasing your statement in the service indusrty in the US is: "are available upon request".
– Airport Chariot Car and Limo
2 days ago
"Available by request only" seems to be the standard way to phrase it. I doubt if there is a single word. disneyfoodblog.com/2018/08/21/…
– L. Scott Johnson
yesterday
add a comment |
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It's not a single word, but consider on-demand.
– psosuna
2 days ago
Requisitioned? Although not sure if you want to say that the toothbrushes are requisitioned. How about: The toothbrushes must be requisitioned?google.com/…
– JSanchez
2 days ago
3
I agree with @psosuna. But the most common way of phrasing your statement in the service indusrty in the US is: "are available upon request".
– Airport Chariot Car and Limo
2 days ago
"Available by request only" seems to be the standard way to phrase it. I doubt if there is a single word. disneyfoodblog.com/2018/08/21/…
– L. Scott Johnson
yesterday
2
2
It's not a single word, but consider on-demand.
– psosuna
2 days ago
It's not a single word, but consider on-demand.
– psosuna
2 days ago
Requisitioned? Although not sure if you want to say that the toothbrushes are requisitioned. How about: The toothbrushes must be requisitioned?google.com/…
– JSanchez
2 days ago
Requisitioned? Although not sure if you want to say that the toothbrushes are requisitioned. How about: The toothbrushes must be requisitioned?google.com/…
– JSanchez
2 days ago
3
3
I agree with @psosuna. But the most common way of phrasing your statement in the service indusrty in the US is: "are available upon request".
– Airport Chariot Car and Limo
2 days ago
I agree with @psosuna. But the most common way of phrasing your statement in the service indusrty in the US is: "are available upon request".
– Airport Chariot Car and Limo
2 days ago
"Available by request only" seems to be the standard way to phrase it. I doubt if there is a single word. disneyfoodblog.com/2018/08/21/…
– L. Scott Johnson
yesterday
"Available by request only" seems to be the standard way to phrase it. I doubt if there is a single word. disneyfoodblog.com/2018/08/21/…
– L. Scott Johnson
yesterday
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It's not a single word, but consider on-demand.
– psosuna
2 days ago
Requisitioned? Although not sure if you want to say that the toothbrushes are requisitioned. How about: The toothbrushes must be requisitioned?google.com/…
– JSanchez
2 days ago
3
I agree with @psosuna. But the most common way of phrasing your statement in the service indusrty in the US is: "are available upon request".
– Airport Chariot Car and Limo
2 days ago
"Available by request only" seems to be the standard way to phrase it. I doubt if there is a single word. disneyfoodblog.com/2018/08/21/…
– L. Scott Johnson
yesterday