stressed
Pronunciation: [strɛst]
Word
Context: "emotional state"
(adjective) feeling worried, anxious, or unable to relax. When someone is stressed, they might feel overwhelmed by school, work, or other challenges.
Example
She felt stressed about her exams but was managing it by studying hard.
Example
He wasn't stressed at all; he was very calm and relaxed before the big game.
Example
Are you feeling stressed about the upcoming presentation?
Context: "emphasizing importance"
(verb) to make something more important or to highlight it. When you stress something, you are telling people to pay extra attention to that part.
Example
The teacher stressed the importance of listening during class.
Example
He didn't stress any particular points during his speech; it was all very casual.
Example
What did the coach stress during practice?
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