high-pressure Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- vigorous
- pushy
- militant
- in-your-face
- dynamic
- go-getting
- adventurous
- confident
- assertive
- daring
- enterprising
- energetic
Weak:
- warlike
- obtrusive
- contentious
- brash
- bellicose
- brassy
- venturesome
- self-assertive
- adventuresome
- unapologetic
- gutsy
- bare-knuckled
- bare-knuckle
- discordant
- overbearing
- feisty
- dashing
- impudent
- venturous
- strenuous
- domineering
- hyperaggressive
- truculent
- self-asserting
- hustling
- imperious
- emphatic
- unyielding
- argumentative
- audacious
- forward
- pugnacious
- gladiatorial
- insolent
- overconfident
- bare-knuckles
- bumptious
- belligerent
- dominating
- magisterial
- determined
- scrappy
- trigger-happy
- quarrelsome
- gung-ho
- cocksure
- cocky
- disputatious
- bold
- combative
- overambitious
- emboldened
- cheeky
Strongest:
Strong:
- unassertive
- unaggressive
- yielding
- compliant
- docile
- yielding
- modest
- unassertive
- resigned
- resigned
- relaxed
- passive
- ambitionless
- deferential
- modest
- deferential
- acquiescent
- easygoing
- relaxed
- tractable
- unaggressive
- ambitionless
- easygoing
- nonassertive
- quiet
- unenterprising
- mild
- quiet
- mild
- amenable
- shrinking
- nonassertive
- passive
- submissive
- amenable
- unambitious
- timid
- timid
- unambitious
- acquiescent
- unenterprising
- docile
- tractable
- shrinking
- submissive
- compliant
Weak:
- obsequious
- retiring
- reserved
- laid-back
- demure
- laid-back
- groveling
- grovelling
- cowering
- diffident
- overmodest
- servile
- meek
- groveling
- bashful
- cringing
- bashful
- demure
- retiring
- unobtrusive
- grovelling
- obsequious
- subdued
- meek
- diffident
- subservient
- humble
- shy
- cringing
- subdued
- humble
- lowly
- slavish
- overmodest
- shy
- subservient
- mousy
- mousy
- lowly
- unobtrusive
- reserved
- slavish
- servile
- cowering
high-pressure Meaning
high-pressure (s)
aggressively and persistently persuasive
high-pressure (a.)
Having or involving a pressure greatly exceeding that of the atmosphere; -- said of steam, air, water, etc., and of steam, air, or hydraulic engines, water wheels, etc.
Fig.: Urgent; intense; as, a high-pressure business or social life.
high-pressure Sentence Examples
- The diver experienced extreme high-pressure conditions during the deep-sea exploration.
- High-pressure steam was used to generate electricity at the power plant.
- The pilot navigated the aircraft through a high-pressure weather system.
- The scientist conducted experiments under high-pressure environments.
- The firefighter used a high-pressure hose to extinguish the blaze.
- The athlete underwent high-pressure training to improve their performance.
- The CEO faced high-pressure negotiations with potential investors.
- The musician performed on stage under high-pressure expectations.
- The job interview was a high-pressure situation for the candidate.
- The construction project was completed on time despite the high-pressure deadline.
FAQs About the word high-pressure
aggressively and persistently persuasiveHaving or involving a pressure greatly exceeding that of the atmosphere; -- said of steam, air, water, etc., and of stea
fierce,aggressive, ambitious,vigorous, pushy, militant, in-your-face, dynamic, go-getting, adventurous
low-pressure,low-pressure,unassertive, unaggressive, yielding, compliant, docile, yielding, modest, unassertive
The diver experienced extreme high-pressure conditions during the deep-sea exploration.
High-pressure steam was used to generate electricity at the power plant.
The pilot navigated the aircraft through a high-pressure weather system.
The scientist conducted experiments under high-pressure environments.
