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pressured — UK [ˈpreʃə(r)d] US [ˈpreʃərd] adjective worried because you have a lot of problems or responsibilities Thesaurus: feeling worried and nervoussynonym … Useful english dictionary
pressured — pres|sured [ˈpreʃəd US ərd] adj feeling worried, or making you feel worried, because of the number of things you have to do British Equivalent: pressurized ▪ a highly pressured job … Dictionary of contemporary English
pressured — adjective feeling worried, or making you feel worried because of the number of things you have to do; pressurized (2) BrE: This is the most pressured job I ve ever had … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
pressured speech — noun speech that is pressured, as in pressure of speech … Wiktionary
pressured — pres|sured [ preʃərd ] adjective worried because you have a lot of problems or responsibilities … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
pressured — preʃə(r)d adj. under pressure, stressed pres·sure || preʃə(r) n. exertion of force, compression, application of weight; weight, burden, encumbrance v. apply force or weight, push, stress … English contemporary dictionary
pressured — adj 1. tense, harried, full of stress, taxed, tired; burdened, troubled, put upon, weighted down, dragged down, overworked. 2. oppressed, persecuted, subjugated, enslaved; harassed, tormented, intimidated, browbeaten; bribed, blackmailed, bought … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
pressured — UK [ˈpreʃə(r)d] / US [ˈpreʃərd] adjective worried because you have a lot of problems or responsibilities … English dictionary
pressured — [ˈpreʃəd] adj worried because you have a lot of problems or responsibilities … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
pressured speech — logorrhea … Medical dictionary
breathed down his neck — pressured him, placed stress on him … English contemporary dictionary
