This page shows Stressed in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like troubled or emphasized. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.

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Stressed in a sentence

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Stressed meaning

simple past and past participle of stress

Synonyms of Stressed

distressed troubled accented emphatic emphasized emphasised masculine unstressed

Example sentences (20)

But, regardless, sources have stressed there will be no knock-on effect on the club’s major infrastructure project.

Additionally, she stressed, the country’s response and surveillance capabilities must be bolstered, among others.

At a press scrum in Gatineau on Tuesday morning, Drainville stressed that current weather conditions were exceptional.

Arab League statements have stressed support for Sudan's "national institutions", which is understood to mean the army.

Abrams also stressed empowering girls through technology, breaking the cycle of poverty, and addressing societal issues.

Adegbenro stressed in an interview with our correspondent on Wednesday, “Every business owner needs insurance.

But share the abuse online,” she added and stressed that the internet is also making child sexual abuse worse.

But Hurtado stressed that though seeing progress is exciting, it is important to remember that is not linear.

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And that’s a point that Secure Data Recovery stressed in its post, recommending the classic 3-2-1 approach.

Bryden also stressed if an organisation did takeover the site it would have to find some way to arrange community benefits.

But thanks to some creative shopping habits, the mother of two isn’t stressed over back-to-school spending.

And those who came into the study most stressed and anxious saw the largest drop in mental health issues.

Atoyibi stressed that, this is an area where a whole family — father, mother and their underaged children — partake in betting.

Celebrations didn’t last long as Clinton was met with a Patriot press, the backline was stressed again.

Arizona Water Resources Director Tom Buschatzke stressed that the announcement is not a final deal.

Believe me, without Tolle’s words of wisdom, I would have been a wreck – angry, crying and stressed during the aforementioned deaths.

But Christian Link of Koller stressed that 95 percent of known T-rexes are currently in museums.

But Powell stressed that the weaknesses at the bank were not prevalent across the entire system.

A defence lawyer stressed it would have been obvious to the police that the licence was false.

Congress leaders, especially CM Siddaramaiah, vehemently stressed that Tipu Sultan was a martyr who sacrificed his life for the country.

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Common combinations with stressed

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • stressed that 74×
  • stressed the 44×
  • he stressed 42×
  • also stressed 12×
  • is stressed
  • stressed and
  • stressed on
  • have stressed
  • but stressed
  • stressed his

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "stressed" in a sentence?
An example: "But, regardless, sources have stressed there will be no knock-on effect on the club’s major infrastructure project." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "stressed" from real English texts.
What does "stressed" mean?
Stressed means: simple past and past participle of stress
What are synonyms of "stressed"?
Common synonyms of "stressed" include: distressed, troubled, accented, emphatic, emphasized, emphasised, masculine, unstressed.
How many example sentences with "stressed" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "stressed", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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