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Meanings of mental strain in English
Usage of mental strain in English
1
The boy had become half-delirious under the mental strain he had undergone.
2
The mental strain of perpetually keeping an eye on them was great.
3
If not actually ill, she was obviously under some considerable mental strain.
4
The Chevalier has just passed through an extraordinary mental strain, Victor stammered.
5
Both girls were still weak and unfitted to bear long mental strain.
6
He felt rather than saw that she was under a mental strain.
7
Too often we associate concentration with mental strain, intense effort and difficulty.
8
His letters have been short and hurried-written ,evidently ,undergreat mental strain.
9
The reply came with startling swiftness, relieving the party from the mental strain.
10
She looked like a person suffering from some great mental strain.
11
I could write what he would say without great mental strain, I think.
12
His thin, handsome face was beginning to show the marks of mental strain.
13
Over the next minute, the mental strain of the activity became more obvious.
14
But the mental strain associated with professional sport cannot be underestimated.
15
Nobody appreciates the amount of mental strain in a parking garage.
16
Gronau believed she was experiencing the same magnitude of mental strain as he.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for mental strain
Portuguese
Spanish
Mental strain through the time
Mental strain across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common