stressed

adjective20 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.4

To a high degree.

Completely stressed. Often used informally with 'stressed out'.

Totally or entirely stressed. Can also be used with 'stressed out' (informal).

To a very high degree.

To a small degree.

To a small degree.

In a way that is easy to see or understand.

In a way that is easy to see or notice.

To a moderate or reasonable degree.

Excessively or too stressed.

Describes a state of being worried or anxious. Can also be used as 'be stressed out' (informal).

Describes the sensation of being worried or anxious. Can also be used as 'feel stressed out' (informal).

A common, informal way to say 'become stressed'. Can also be used as 'get stressed out' (informal).

To cause someone to feel stressed. Can also be used as 'make sb stressed out' (informal).

To appear stressed based on one's appearance. Can also be used as 'look stressed out' (informal).

To give the impression of being stressed. Can also be used as 'seem stressed out' (informal).

To sound as if you are stressed, based on your voice. Can also be used as 'sound stressed out' (informal).

To begin to be in a state of stress. Can also be used as 'become stressed out' (informal).

Describes the cause or reason for the stress. Can also be used as 'stressed out about' (informal).

Describes the cause or reason for the stress. Can also be used as 'stressed out over' (informal).