stressed in Irish
stressed in Irish is aiceanta — stressed means feeling mental or emotional strain.
stressed in Irish
aiceanta
(phonetics) Having a stress or accent.
What does "stressed" mean?
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adj Feeling mental or emotional strain.
"She's been stressed about the exam all week."
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adj Pronounced with emphasis, as a syllable in a word.
"The stressed syllable in 'record' changes depending on whether it's a noun or verb."
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stressed in a sentence
- She's been stressed about the exam all week.
- The stressed syllable in 'record' changes depending on whether it's a noun or verb.
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What is "stressed" in Irish?
"stressed" in Irish is aiceanta. stressed means: Feeling mental or emotional strain.
How do you use "stressed" in a sentence?
Example: "She's been stressed about the exam all week." In Irish, "stressed" is aiceanta.
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