Stressed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRESSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STRESS, to place emphasis on
• give particular emphasis or importance to (a point, statement, or idea) made in speech or writing
• give emphasis to (a syllable or word) when pronouncing it
• subject to pressure or tension
• cause mental or emotional strain or tension in
• become tense or anxious; worry
NOUN:
• pressure or tension exerted on a material object
• the degree of stress measured in units of force per unit area.
• a state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances
• something that causes a state of strain or tension
• particular emphasis or importance
• emphasis given to a particular syllable or word in speech, typically through a combination of relatively greater loudness, higher pitch, and longer duration
ADJECTIVE:
• suffering severe physical strain or distress
• bearing a stress or accent

Words related to STRESSED

stress6 stresses8 stressing10

Words that contain STRESSED

destressed12 distressed12 instressed11 mistressed13 restressed11 unstressed11 prestressed14 overstressed16

How to use STRESSED in a sentence

• He stressed the need to return to organic farming which he said was the only sensible way of farming.
• Romance is hardly evident for it is the scene itself with its rustic prettiness which is chiefly stressed.
• He was in a state of nervous irritability by that time, for the sense of being a fugitive was constantly stressed in the familiar streets by the danger of recognition.
• It would, perhaps, be more logical to stop the count with the last stressed syllable, as the French do.
• In speaking of it, Aduarte stressed the importance of a knowledge of the language of the natives, which there would have been Tagalog, to the success of the mission.
• Having stressed those limitations on the role of this Court, we think it best to state immediately in general terms the conclusions that we have reached in this case.
• It is a fundamental rule in Spanish that nearly all words ending in a consonant should be stressed on the last syllable.
• It cannot be too strongly stressed that the Bolsheviki did not base their hope upon the working class of Russia, and did not trust it.
• And he stressed subtly the last word in a manner that somehow made me just a trifle ashamed.
• The institution of the National Fund is of vital importance and should be greatly stressed and emphasized in every circular or communication addressed to the friends.
• He enjoined them to observe the utmost caution and moderation in their behavior, unveiled the loftiness of their rank, and stressed the magnitude of their responsibilities.
• Greeven advised him again to continue his negotiations with the authorities, but also stressed the absolute necessity of avoiding the exercise of too much pressure on them.
• For Christianity, stressed as it appears to be at present, will never catch the souls of men.
• However, the Latin accent was more markedly stressed than that of Greek.
• Each article of rebellion is more highly stressed in the French leader, save as to organic form, where the latter is far the stronger.
• Nay, by the very riotous revel of upper harmonies he has stressed the more clearly the path of the fundamental tone.
• With Tschaikowsky feeling is always highly stressed, never in a certain natural poise.
• Here the lyric beauty is stressed in a richer luxuriance of rhythmic setting.
• In the rude vigor of harmonies the primitive idea is splendidly stressed.
• Claribel Spring had stressed the necessity of good teachers.
• His reasons were probably many but the one reason he stressed was, for present purposes, the best he could have offered.
• Western civilization has stressed competition, aimed at the acquisition and accumulation of material goods and services.
• Not only must the specific nature of the bonds involved in individual habits be stressed, but also the specific nature of the entire complex which is called the habit.
• Throughout my training, it was stressed how important the process is.
• The matter that best fits the child may be stressed and its application made.

Similar words containing STRESS without suffix ed

stress6 stressy10 destress9 distress9 fostress11 instress8 mistress10 restress8 stresses8 stressor8 unstress8 eustress8 prestress11 stressful12 stressier9 stressing10 stressors9 tapstress11 ancestress12 antistress10 cloistress12 destressed12 destresses11 distressed12 distresser11 distresses11 fostresses13 huckstress19 hypostress18 instressed11 instresses10 ministress12 mistressed13 mistresses12 mistressly15 overstress13 restressed11 restresses10 seamstress12 sempstress14 songstress11 spinstress12 stressiest10 stressless10 unstressed11 unstresses10 eustresses10 destressing13 distressers12 distressful15 distressing13 hyperstress19 instressing12 mistressing14 prestressed14 prestresses13 restressing12 seamstressy16 stressfully17 surmistress13 tapstresses13 unstressing12 upholstress16 ancestresses14 cloistresses14 distressings14 headmistress18 huckstresses21 hypostresses20 ministresses14 mistressless14 overstressed16 overstresses15 postmistress16 prestressing15 seamstresses14 sempstresses16 songstresses13 spinstresses14 stressbuster14 taskmistress18 technostress17 workmistress21 mistresslier14 distressfully20 distressingly18 headmistressy22 housemistress18 hyperstresses21 overstressing17 seamstressies15 sempstressing18 stressbusters15 stressbusting16 stressfulness16 surmistresses15 toastmistress15 upholstresses18 whoremistress21 mistressliest15 headmistresses20 postmistresses18 schoolmistress21 sempstressings19 taskmistresses20 technostresses19 workmistresses23 stresslessness14 concertmistress21 distressfulness19 housemistresses20 quartermistress26 schoolmistressy25 stressfulnesses18 toastmistresses17 whoremistresses23 headmistressier21 schoolmistresse22 stresslessnesse15 stresslessnesses16 schoolmistresses23 distressfulnesses21

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