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Meanings of distressed in English
Afflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief.
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Examples for "unhappy"
Examples for "unhappy"
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Ms Young said the council had become an unhappy place, lacking leadership.
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Charmaine is unhappy about the work being done at her neighbours' house.
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Some small shareholders have said they were unhappy with the new terms.
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The truth is Harry had been unhappy for a long, long time.
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Thus, of course, the preference of novelists and dramatists for unhappy families.
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Females demonstrated greater inability to regulate arousal as mood became more dysphoric.
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This more severe form of PMS is called PMDD -premenstrual dysphoric disorder.
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Conclusions: Premenstrual dysphoric disorder appears to be associated with serotonergic deficiency.
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Finally, social support did not buffer the effect of life stress on dysphoric symptoms.
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She later suffered from premenstrual dysphoric disorder, which causes mood swings, anger and depression.
Usage of distressed in English
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Fifty-four percent expect an increase in distressed mergers and acquisitions this year.
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This, in the abstract, was gratifying; but in practice it distressed her.
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Macquarie has used the previous market declines to buy up distressed assets.
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He often is that way when he has been distressed, she said.
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They remained distressed, however, at the lack of word from the group.
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Meyer has previously led both distressed trading and North American high-yield trading.
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If anyone, he has large experience in finding value in distressed assets.
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Former captain Allan Border was distressed by the news of Jones' passing.
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The fire in his eyes, the ring in his tone distressed her.
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If Montague is distressed, then he has witnessed something very great indeed.
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It also may use it to buy distressed properties in the future.
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Miss Hisselpenny said suddenly in a loud and highly distressed voice, Mr.
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Of course you were alarmed and distressed; nothing could be more natural.
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I am extremely distressed and sad to leave, Clark said before leaving.
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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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Distressed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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