Synonyms for stressed
stressed

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1. stressedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unstressed

2. stressedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unstressed

3. stressedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unstressed

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1. stressed, distressedadjective

   suffering severe physical strain or distress

   "he dropped out of the race, clearly distressed and having difficulty breathing"

   Synonyms:
   worried, disquieted, in a bad way(p), disturbed, accented, distressed, unhappy, hard-pressed, dysphoric, hard put, upset

   Antonyms:
   weak, feminine, unstressed, unaccented, light, unemphatic, untroubled

2. stressed, accentedadjective

   bearing a stress or accent

   "an iambic foot consists of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable as in `delay'"

   Synonyms:
   distressed, tonic, accented

   Antonyms:
   unemphatic, untroubled, unstressed, light, weak, feminine, unaccented

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1. List of paraphrases for "stressed":

   emphasized, underlined, highlighted, underscored, emphasised, confirmed, insisted, noted, assured, emphasize, pointed, stresses, emphasizes, said, stress, affirmed, emphasizing, stressing, emphasise, outlined, reiterated

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1. Vicki Lawrence:

   I always thought hives was your mother-in-law’s nervous breakdown. I thought, ‘Me, hives? I’m not stressed; I’m not nervous.’ But most people do get hives at some point in their lives, and for those of us who have chronic hives it can be on-going.

2. United States:

   I'm still stressed from the game. We were under the pump a lot..., all the second half, you have to give it up to France. They outplayed us in terms of having the ball. We were so good defensively. We took our chances and hit them where it hurt.

3. Ron Redmond:

   These governments have been so stressed, and these countries put under such pressure with these huge numbers of refugees coming across, that we can understand why they feel it's necessary to take action, we just want to ensure that nobody is being sent back to danger.

4. Chief Bobby Long:

   Peoplethat need a little extra attention or are maybe showing signs of irritability,stress, depression, whatever it could be; he will really focus in on thatperson and then he wants my attention, some of the science behindthat shows that dogs can pick up on pheromones that people emit when they arehighly stressed and some science points to body language, cues that peopleleave.

5. Erin Bromage:

   Each person has a different amount of virus that they need, somebody that is immunosuppressed, or somebody that is stressed, for example, may need less of a [ virus ] challenge in order to get the same outcomes as somebody that is in a healthy condition.