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UK//strɛst//US//strɛst//

Meaning of Stressed

Feeling mental or emotional strain due to pressure or demands.

In simple words: Feeling anxious and under pressure.

Stressed in a sentence

  • I felt stressed before the big presentation.
  • She is stressed about her upcoming exams.
  • Many people feel stressed during the holidays.
  • He gets stressed easily when work piles up.
  • After a long day, I'm often stressed and need to relax.

How to use Stressed

Commonly used to describe feelings of anxiety in both formal and informal contexts. Avoid using in overly casual situations.

Grammar pattern

be + stressed

Memory hint

Think of a 'stressed' person pulling at their hair, feeling overwhelmed.

Related words

Collocations with Stressed

  • stressed out
  • feeling stressed
  • stressed about
  • get stressed
  • more stressed

Synonyms for Stressed

Opposites of Stressed

Common mistakes with Stressed

  • Confused with 'stressing' (the act of causing stress).
  • Using 'stressed' as a noun instead of an adjective.
  • Overusing in casual contexts (e.g., during light conversation).

Compare Stressed with Anxious, Tense, Worried

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Frequently asked questions about Stressed

What does Stressed mean?

Feeling anxious and under pressure.

What is the definition of Stressed?

Feeling mental or emotional strain due to pressure or demands.

How do you use Stressed in a sentence?

I felt stressed before the big presentation.

Can you give another example of Stressed?

She is stressed about her upcoming exams.

What are synonyms for Stressed?

Common alternatives include anxious, tense, strained, overwhelmed, worried.

What is the opposite of Stressed?

Opposite meanings include calm, relaxed, untroubled.

What words go with Stressed?

It commonly pairs with stressed out, feeling stressed, stressed about, get stressed, more stressed.

What are common mistakes when using Stressed?

Confused with 'stressing' (the act of causing stress). Using 'stressed' as a noun instead of an adjective. Overusing in casual contexts (e.g., during light conversation).

How do you pronounce Stressed?

US: //strɛst//, UK: //strɛst//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Stressed?

Commonly used to describe feelings of anxiety in both formal and informal contexts. Avoid using in overly casual situations.