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stressnoun the burden on one's emotional or mental well-being created by demands on one's timewith a full-time job and her college courses, the young woman is under a lot of stress right now pressure, strain, tension load, weightanxiety, concern, uneasiness, worryaggravation, anger, annoyance, exasperation, irritation, persecution, trouble comfort, consolation a special notice or importance given to somethingthe company's orientation program places considerable stress on workplace safety accent, accentuation, emphasis, underscoring, weight attention, concentration, focus, spotlightconsequence, import, moment, note, significance, value, worthprecedence, primacy, priority, top billingconsideration, heed, regard de-emphasis minimization, underemphasisdisregard, indifference to experience concern or anxietythe restaurant manager has a tendency to stress about every little thing that goes wrong bother, fear, fret, fuss, stew, sweat, trouble, worry agonizelong, pine, yearnchafedespair give a hang(or care a hang), sweat blood acceptabide, bear, endure, stick out, stomach, sustain, take, tolerate to make more apparenthis bad performance only stressed what I'd been saying all along accentuate, bring out, emphasize, italicize, underline, underscore amplify, beef (up), boost, reinforce(also reenforce), strengthenaugment, deepen, enhance, enlarge, heighten, magnify, maximize, supplementenliven, jazz (up) de-emphasize decrease, diminish, lessen, minimize, reduce, subdue, tone (down), understate, weaken to indicate the importance of by centering attention onthe doctor stressed the importance of exercise accent, accentuate, emphasize, feature, foreground, highlight, illuminate, play up, point (up), press, punctuate focus, identify, pinpoint, spotlightadvertise, boost, plug, promote, publicizeoverplay bear down on, make much of de-emphasize, play down tone (down), underemphasize, understatebelittle, discount, disparage, minimize in the 14th century |