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Definition of stress
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stress is as below...
Stress
(n.) Force of
utterance
expended
upon words or
syllables.
Stress
is in
English
the chief
element
in
accent
and is one of the most
important
in
emphasis.
See Guide to
pronunciation,
//
31-35..
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Stretched
::
Stressful
(a.)
Having
much
stress.
Bitter
::
Bitter
(v. t.)
Mournful;
sad;
distressing;
painful;
pitiable.
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.) Free from pain,
distress,
toil,
exertion,
and the like;
quiet;
as, the
patient
is
easy..
Needlework
::
Needlework
(n.) Work
executed
with a
needle;
sewed work;
sewing;
embroidery;
also, the
business
of a
seamstress..
Afflict
::
Afflict
(v. t.) To
inflict
some great
injury
or hurt upon,
causing
continued
pain or
mental
distress;
to
trouble
grievously;
to
torment..
Gripe
::
Gripe (n.)
Oppression;
cruel
exaction;
affiction;
pinching
distress;
as, the gripe of
poverty..
Comfortable
::
Comfortable
(a.) Free, or
comparatively
free, from pain or
distress;
-- used of a sick
person..
#NAME?
::
-ess () A
suffix
used to form
feminine
nouns;
as,
actress,
deaconess,
songstress..
Entrap
::
Entrap
(v. t.) To catch in a trap; to
insnare;
hence,
to
catch,
as in a trap, by
artifices;
to
involve
in
difficulties
or
distresses;
to catch or
involve
in
contradictions;
as, to be
entrapped
by the
devices
of evil men..
Dame
::
Dame (n.) The
mistress
of a
family
in
common
life, or the
mistress
of a
common
school;
as, a
dame's
school..
Stress
::
Stress
(n.) The
force,
or
combination
of
forces,
which
produces
a
strain;
force
exerted
in any
direction
or
manner
between
contiguous
bodies,
or parts of
bodies,
and
taking
specific
names
according
to its
direction,
or mode of
action,
as
thrust
or
pressure,
pull or
tension,
shear or
tangential
stress..
Suggil
::
Suggestress
(n.) A woman who
suggests.
Moan
::
Moan (v. t.) To
afflict;
to
distress.
Ache
::
Ache (v. i.) To
suffer
pain; to have, or be in, pain, or in
continued
pain; to be
distressed..
Arsis
::
Arsis (n.) That part of a foot where the ictus is put, or which is
distinguished
from the rest
(known
as the
thesis)
of the foot by a
greater
stress
of
voice..
Dogsleep
::
Dogsleep
(n.) The
fitful
naps taken when all hands are kept up by
stress.
Evil
::
Evil (a.)
Producing
or
threatening
sorrow,
distress,
injury,
or
calamity;
unpropitious;
calamitous;
as, evil
tidings;
evil
arrows;
evil
days..
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To free,
wholly
or
partly,
from any
burden,
trial,
evil,
distress,
or the like; to give ease,
comfort,
or
consolation
to; to give aid, help, or
succor
to; to
support,
strengthen,
or
deliver;
as, to
relieve
a
besieged
town..
Emphatical
::
Emphatical
(a.)
Uttered
with
emphasis;
made
prominent
and
impressive
by a
peculiar
stress
of
voice;
laying
stress;
deserving
of
stress
or
emphasis;
forcible;
impressive;
strong;
as, to
remonstrate
in am
emphatic
manner;
an
emphatic
word; an
emphatic
tone;
emphatic
reasoning..
Distress
::
Distress
(n.) To seize for debt; to
distrain.
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