stressed-out
stressed-out
Definition
stressed-out (strest′o̵ut′)
adjective
tired, nervous, or depressed as a result of overwork, mental pressure, etc.
stressed-out
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- Aug: Stressed-Out Aug 30 2005, 03:16 PM I almost feel sorry for your brother-in-law, Pink Flamingo.
- worker: Which is not to say that only stressed-out workers need attention.
- executive: Business Travel presents a practical guide to how a stressed-out executive might make more use of the amenities that BAA is providing at Heathrow.
- parent: There was also a reflexologist offering foot massages for stressed-out parents.
- staff: A popular subsidized massage service to stressed-out hospital staff is also provided.
- brit: STRESS BRITS ' BOOZE ALERT FIVE million stressed-out Brits are risking their health by using booze to help them sleep.
Browse dictionary entries near stressed-out
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