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Meanings of distressing in anglès

espanyol
envejecimiento

Treating objects such as furniture or clothing to make them look old, worn, weathered, or lived-in.

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envejecimiento

Bad; unfortunate.

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Causing distress or worry or anxiety.

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Usage of distressing in anglès
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Recent cases concerning child pornography raise two aspects of this distressing crime.
The Irish Times
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Warning: This story includes content that may be distressing to some listeners.
Radio NZ
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The situation becomes even more distressing in the context of school funding.
Ebony
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Warning: This story contains some distressing details, which may upset some people.
Radio NZ
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Warning: This story contains details that may be distressing for some people.
Radio NZ
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It was a distressing and upsetting time for everyone involved, she said.
Radio NZ
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Warning: Report includes graphic details that may be distressing to some listeners.
Radio NZ
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Warning: This story contains details that may be distressing to some readers.
Radio NZ
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Ms Gilliland said the shortage was distressing for midwives and mothers alike.
Radio NZ
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Warning: The content in this video may be distressing for some people.
Radio NZ
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Ms Zeitsch said her daughter was now recovering from the distressing experience.
News.com.au
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The word trauma by definition is a deeply distressing or disturbing experience.
The South African
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The knowledge of this came to me in the most distressing way.
The Leavenworth Case
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A warning that the content of this interview is distressing at times.
Radio NZ
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Musculoskeletal disorders were common after ZOL administration and distressing to the patients.
Pubmed
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Warning: This story discusses suicide and could be distressing to some people.
Radio NZ
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Distressing through the time
Distressing across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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