distressed in Irish
distressed in Irish is anacrach, angarach — distressed means very upset, anxious, or in pain.
distressed in Irish
anacrach
Anxious or uneasy.
angarach
Anxious or uneasy.
What does "distressed" mean?
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adjective Very upset, anxious, or in pain.
"The distressed passengers waited for news of the delayed flight."
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adjective Deliberately made to look old or worn.
"The jeans came pre-ripped with a distressed finish."
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distressed in a sentence
- The distressed passengers waited for news of the delayed flight.
- The jeans came pre-ripped with a distressed finish.
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What is "distressed" in Irish?
"distressed" in Irish is anacrach, angarach. distressed means: Very upset, anxious, or in pain.
How do you use "distressed" in a sentence?
Example: "The distressed passengers waited for news of the delayed flight." In Irish, "distressed" is anacrach, angarach.
Are there other ways to say "distressed" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "distressed": anacrach, angarach.
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