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Meanings of distressed in English
Afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief.
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Usage of distressed in English
1
Fifty-four percent expect an increase in distressed mergers and acquisitions this year.
2
This, in the abstract, was gratifying; but in practice it distressed her.
3
Macquarie has used the previous market declines to buy up distressed assets.
4
He often is that way when he has been distressed, she said.
5
They remained distressed, however, at the lack of word from the group.
6
Meyer has previously led both distressed trading and North American high-yield trading.
7
If anyone, he has large experience in finding value in distressed assets.
8
Former captain Allan Border was distressed by the news of Jones' passing.
9
The fire in his eyes, the ring in his tone distressed her.
10
If Montague is distressed, then he has witnessed something very great indeed.
11
It also may use it to buy distressed properties in the future.
12
Miss Hisselpenny said suddenly in a loud and highly distressed voice, Mr.
13
Of course you were alarmed and distressed; nothing could be more natural.
14
I am extremely distressed and sad to leave, Clark said before leaving.
15
Mahindra has earned a reputation for buying distressed, undervalued companies, analysts said.
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He said he expected more foreign investors to buy Indian distressed assets.
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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