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Meanings of stressed in English

Suffering severe physical strain or distress.

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Bearing a stress or accent.

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Usage of stressed in English
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However, he stressed dialogue was the only way to resolve the crisis.
The Irish Times
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They also stressed the importance of imposing sanctions in connection with Europe.
Reuters
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EU diplomats stressed they have not yet seen the new British plan.
Reuters
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Clancey stressed an international solution was needed to the problem of piracy.
Reuters
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Separatist leaders have condemned the violence and stressed the movement's peaceful approach.
Reuters
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However, the German government has since stressed that nothing has been finalised.
Reuters
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Mr Hagel also stressed the need for both countries to work together.
BBC
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But the Dublin West TD stressed:?I think the property tax is necessary.
The Irish Times
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They are extremely busy, extremely stressed, and it's an extremely dangerous occupation.
The Irish Times
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However, he stressed the bulk of jobs in the sector were safe.
The Irish Times
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But they stressed the need to remain focused on the global economy.
Reuters
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Consequently the critics of the establishment stressed free will and moral responsibility.
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However, the government stressed it had no plan to buy any automaker.
Reuters
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Mr Shamy said Ms Knox lacked social support and was financially stressed.
Radio NZ
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Officials stressed the importance of no-deal planning by national authorities and business.
The Irish Times
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However, he stressed the threat TB in cattle posed to his members.
BBC
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