adpress (Meaning)

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adpress (v. t.)

See Appressed.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

As she tried to calm her nerves, she felt an overwhelming need to adpress her hands against her chest.
The ancient artifact seemed to adpress a sense of mystery and awe upon those who gazed upon it.
He couldn't shake off the feeling of sadness, causing him to adpress his emotions deep within.
The counselor encouraged the student to adpress their fears and anxieties during the therapy session.
In moments of intense stress, people tend to adpress their thoughts, making it challenging to express themselves.
The weight of the world seemed to adpress upon his shoulders as he faced the daunting challenges ahead.
The poet used words that adpressed the emotions of the audience, leaving them in reflective silence.
In the midst of the storm, the sailor had to adpress the sails to prevent the ship from capsizing.
The old book radiated an aura that seemed to adpress upon the reader, transporting them to a different era.
As the deadline approached, the pressure to complete the project started to adpress on the entire team.

See Appressed.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

As she tried to calm her nerves, she felt an overwhelming need to adpress her hands against her chest.

The ancient artifact seemed to adpress a sense of mystery and awe upon those who gazed upon it.

He couldn't shake off the feeling of sadness, causing him to adpress his emotions deep within.

The counselor encouraged the student to adpress their fears and anxieties during the therapy session.