Distressing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTRESSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• cause (someone) anxiety, sorrow, or pain
• give (furniture or clothing) simulated marks of age and wear
• In a distressing manner.
NOUN:
• the act of distressing
• extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
• the state of a ship or aircraft when in danger or difficulty and needing help
• difficulty caused by lack of money
• a state of physical strain, especially difficulty in breathing
ADJECTIVE:
• causing anxiety or suffering to
• Causing distress; painful; unpleasant.
• causing distress or worry or anxiety
• bad; unfortunate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cause anxiety or suffering to

Words related to DISTRESSING

distress9 distressed12 distresses11 distressingly18

Words that contain DISTRESSING

distressings14 distressingly18

How to use DISTRESSING in a sentence

• This account of the destination of these little vessels, though it was distressing at first, appeared to me afterwards, on cool reasoning, to be incredible.
• If the ship was full, their situation was then distressing.
• It seemed to me that the whole distressing affair might now be considered definitely closed.
• We are to practice every method of distressing them, and to promote the success of our arms even at the expense of present gain, and the interest of private men.
• And not only were the existing conditions most distressing to the Romans, but they dreaded a far greater number of more terrible acts from Caesar.
• In other wars, what to the man at home was most distressing was the destruction of life.
• While the Government continues to gain the upper hand, and the insurgent leaders are being defeated and obliged to flee the country, the condition of affairs is most distressing.
• It is impossible to contemplate this distressing picture a moment longer.
• The event has been most distressing, and most sudden and unexpected to us.
• Hope awoke, feeling much brighter, and felt that the motion was not so distressing as yesterday.
• There may be, and doubtless is, in the hearts of some or many of them a real antipathy or anger against revealed truth, which it is distressing to think of.
• The light was so distressing to his eye that the lids were closed as soon as it was over.
• He did so, and never can he forget the distressing scene he then witnessed.
• Many were the distressing cases that came under my attention.
• His only daughter met her death in a distressing way.
• Men generally suffer more from the distressing sickness than women.
• He found him sunk into a deep sleep, and with difficulty it was that he roused him, and made him acquainted with the distressing intelligence.
• He re-covered it as his father entered the room, and drowned, without distressing himself, the impotent efforts of the others.
• For sixty days he continued to perform, by day and night, all the distressing and revolting offices incident to the situation.
• By the remembrance of our former affection and happiness, I conjure you, refuse me not At present, I entreat you to conceal from her this distressing tale.
• The union of an emigration with an arrangement is distressing if the whole place is shown to be there.
• A much greater number of stations is employed and the confusion resulting is distressing not only to the subscribers themselves but also to the management of the company.
• There is not in my mind the slightest doubt that he knows exactly now what misguided impulse drove Shiela to that distressing sacrifice of herself and you.
• It may seem unwise and unnecessary to put before young girls so dark and distressing a subject as the social evil.
• When he opened his eyes he turned them to the meadow, where the unknown woman was still running and uttering her distressing cries.
• The facts may be most distressing and yet nobody seems much distressed, still less is any one depressed.

Similar words containing TRESS without suffix ing and without prefix dis

tress5 stress6 tressy9 actress9 stressy10 tressed8 tressel7 tresses7 tutress7 votress10 actressy13 buttress10 destress9 distress9 doctress11 editress9 fortress11 fostress11 huntress11 instress8 lectress10 mattress10 mistress10 oratress8 pattress10 portress10 rectress10 restress8 stressed9 stresses8 stressor8 suitress8 tressels8 tressier8 tressing9 tressour8 tressure8 unstress8 victress13 waitress11 eustress8 actresses11 adultress10 arbitress11 auditress10 aviatress12 chantress14 creatress11 electress11 exactress18 heritress12 janitress16 jointress16 monitress11 mulatress11 paintress11 poetresse11 prestress11 psaltress11 stressful12 stressier9 stressing10 stressors9 tapstress11 temptress13 traitress9 tressiest9 tressours9 tressured10 tressures9 tutresses9 untressed10 visitress12 votresses12 ancestress12 antistress10 buttressed13 buttresses12 chauntress15 cloistress12 destressed12 destresses11 dictatress13 directress13 distressed12 distresser11 distresses11 doctresses13 editresses11 emulatress12 executress19 fortressed14 fortresses13 fostresses13 huckstress19 huntresses13 hypostress18 idolatress11 instressed11 instresses10 Show more ...

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.