stressed in English

verb

1

give particular emphasis or importance to (a point, statement, or idea) made in speech or writing.

they stressed the need for reform

synonyms: emphasize, draw attention to, underline, underscore, point up, place emphasis on, lay stress on, highlight, accentuate, press home

2

subject to pressure or tension.

this type of workout does stress the shoulder and knee joints

3

cause mental or emotional strain or tension in.

I avoid many of the things that used to stress me before

synonyms: overstretch, overtax, push to the limit, pressure, make tense, worry, harass, hassle

adjective

accented
distressed

verb

emphasize, place the emphasis on, overstretch, accent, strain
emphasize, draw attention to, underline, underscore, point up, place emphasis on, lay stress on, highlight, accentuate, press home
place the emphasis on, emphasize, place the accent on
overstretch, overtax, push to the limit, pressure, make tense, worry, harass, hassle
accent, accentuate
emphasize, punctuate, accent, accentuate
strain, try

Use "stressed" in a sentence

1. Were Antepenultimately stressed

2. Are you super stressed.

3. Stressed out at school?

4. Maybe I was too stressed.

5. I was just stressed out.

6. 4 . Economic , Strategic Issues Stressed

7. Beetle Borers usually only attack stressed …

8. I'm actually a little stressed.

9. We bred unstressed (US) female mice with Adolescently restraint-stressed (RS), social instability-stressed (SI) or …

10. She's all stressed out every year.

11. Though we at times are stressed,

12. 2 synonyms for Accented: tonic, stressed

13. This organelle gets stressed or angry.

14. 26 states require abstinence to be stressed.

15. She stressed the need for constant vigilance.

16. 15 That article stressed the same problem.

17. Prefabricated wood-based load-bearing stressed skin panels

18. 23 I always eat when I'm feeling stressed.

19. 14 The director stressed that point in particular.

20. She stressed the importance of good teamwork.

21. I'm too stressed to deal right now.

22. 'Potato' is stressed on the second syllable.

23. When the body is stressed, Cortisol levels rise

24. Actually, I' m stressed out about Joon- young

25. 29 She stressed the importance of good teamwork.

26. 13 He was feeling very stressed and tired.

27. Stressed syllable in benevolent: be-nev-o-lent

28. David Ost stressed the constructive influence of Gorbachev.

29. 26 She stressed the need for constant vigilance.

30. The minister stressed the need for economic sacrifice.

31. 22 She stressed the importance of careful preparation.

32. 18 He stressed his remarks of his going.

33. 12 'Potato' is stressed on the second syllable.

34. Doctors have rightly stressed the importance of exercise.

35. She stressed the importance of a balanced diet.

36. Despite feeling stressed, Sarah begrudgingly answers her parents’ questions.

37. 14 He stressed that we should always be honest.

38. 8 Doctors have rightly stressed the importance of exercise.

39. 2 The minister stressed the need for economic sacrifice.

40. When I'm stressed I break out in a rash.

41. What he stressed was that we must arrive punctually.

42. Prefabricated wood-based load-bearing stressed skin panels:

43. Crawford stressed the need for more housing downtown.

44. 28 She stressed the need for regular meetings.

45. 21 The director stressed that point in particular.

46. Grout admixtures for use at pre-stressed concrete construction

47. We have always stressed the importance of economic reform.

48. Antepenultimately stressed words tend to Table of Contents 1

49. stressed the importance of international cooperation in alternative development,

50. 21 For children, proper obedience and subjection are stressed.