Synonyms for stressed
stressed

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1. stressedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unstressed

2. stressedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unstressed

3. stressedadjective

   Antonyms:
   unstressed

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1. stressed, distressedadjective

   suffering severe physical strain or distress

   "he dropped out of the race, clearly distressed and having difficulty breathing"

   Synonyms:
   worried, disquieted, in a bad way(p), disturbed, accented, distressed, unhappy, hard-pressed, dysphoric, hard put, upset

   Antonyms:
   weak, feminine, unstressed, unaccented, light, unemphatic, untroubled

2. stressed, accentedadjective

   bearing a stress or accent

   "an iambic foot consists of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable as in `delay'"

   Synonyms:
   distressed, tonic, accented

   Antonyms:
   unemphatic, untroubled, unstressed, light, weak, feminine, unaccented

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1. List of paraphrases for "stressed":

   emphasized, underlined, highlighted, underscored, emphasised, confirmed, insisted, noted, assured, emphasize, pointed, stresses, emphasizes, said, stress, affirmed, emphasizing, stressing, emphasise, outlined, reiterated

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1. Michael Breus:

   Trying to get good sleep while you're stressed out is like trying to make a half-court shot while blindfolded.

2. Olexander Atamas:

   I would prefer to describe what I don’t feel now, I don’t feel a fear, but [I] feel confidence in my abilities, one year ago … I felt fear, I was stressed, psychologically it unsettled me. But currently there is no fear at all.

3. Emily Morrison:

   Having more downtime and less' Sunday scaries' over the weekend has helped improve my mental health and approach the week with a more positive attitude, rather than coming in stressed.

4. Janice Kiecolt-Glaser:

   People who have a more active lifestyle with more exercise tend to have better gut health. There’s good evidence that poor diets, especially those high in saturated fat, are associated with leaky gut, so when we’re stressed we don’t reach for broccoli, we reach for the donuts, we also sleep more poorly when under stress, and poor sleep can also contribute to leaky gut based on animal data.

5. Jamear Jackson:

   We learn it in elementary, middle school, and then after then, it's straight interpretation, if (the school system) stressed the importance of proper grammar even on social media, it would be better.