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Stressed   /strɛst/   Listen
Stressed

adjective
1.
Suffering severe physical strain or distress.  Synonym: distressed.
2.
Bearing a stress or accent.  Synonym: accented.  Antonym: unstressed.



Stress

verb
1.
To stress, single out as important.  Synonyms: accent, accentuate, emphasise, emphasize, punctuate.
2.
Put stress on; utter with an accent.  Synonyms: accent, accentuate.
3.
Test the limits of.  Synonyms: strain, try.



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"Stressed" Quotes from Famous Books



... offering to France at the most critical period the use of his entire force, to be disposed of and assigned wherever General Foch and his staff decided to use them. Within a few days thereafter the American troops which had been in training were marched in to relieve the stressed English and French. ...
— Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights • Kelly Miller

... de Robin seed dat, she wuz mighty 'stressed; an' she tuck his head an' helt it gins her breas' fur ter try an' cumfut him, an' de blood got all ober her breas', an' hit's red ...
— Diddie, Dumps, and Tot • Louise-Clarke Pyrnelle

... spite of minor changes, the importance of moral virtues continued to be stressed upon. For instance, during the most flourishing period of Tang Dynasty (627-650 A.D.), the Imperial Academy of Learning, known as Kuo-tzu-chien, was composed of four collegiate departments, in which ethics ...
— The Problem of China • Bertrand Russell

... an abuse of the psychological reason, the other activities of the soul are so stressed and emphasized that the attribute of sensation is forgotten, the principle of love is outraged, because the eternal idea of the body is denied. The principle of love, by the necessity of its own nature, demands that the physiological ...
— The Complex Vision • John Cowper Powys

... harmonious flow of syllables, in which harsh combinations of sounds are avoided. This page xliv usually requires that stressed syllables be separated by ...
— Modern Spanish Lyrics • Various


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