pressuring (Meaning)
pressuring
the force of selection that results from one or more agents and tends to reduce a population of organisms, impression, stamp, the burden of physical or mental distress, electromotive force, the force applied over a surface divided by its area, a touch sensation aroused by moderate compression of the skin, to apply pressure to, the force or thrust exerted over a surface divided by the area of the surface, the force or thrust exerted over a surface divided by its area, the application of force to something by something else in direct contact with it, the stress or burden of matters demanding attention, to cook in a pressure cooker, the force exerted as a result of the weight of the atmosphere, atmospheric pressure, the pressure exerted in every direction by the weight of the atmosphere, the stress or urgency of matters demanding attention, pressurize, the action of a force against an opposing force, a force or influence that cannot be avoided, a sensation aroused by moderate compression of a body part or surface, the action of a force against some opposing force, the burden of mental or physical distress especially from grief, illness, or adversity, the constraint of circumstance
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pressuring Sentence Examples
- The boss was pressuring the team to meet the unrealistic deadline.
- The parents were pressuring their child to excel in every subject.
- The salesperson was pressuring the customer to make a quick decision.
- The peer group was pressuring the teenager to conform to their norms.
- The creditors were pressuring the company to repay its debts.
- The government was pressuring the opposition party to compromise.
- The media was pressuring the politician to reveal the truth.
- The boss was pressuring the employee to take on additional responsibilities.
- The lawyer was pressuring the witness to change their testimony.
- The athlete was pressuring their body to the limit during training.
FAQs About the word pressuring
the force of selection that results from one or more agents and tends to reduce a population of organisms, impression, stamp, the burden of physical or mental d
lobbying, prompting, influencing, swaying, tempting, persuading, seduction,brainwashing, coaxing, cajolement
allowing, permitting,letting, moving, satisfying, talking (into), inducing,arguing, persuading, convincing
The boss was pressuring the team to meet the unrealistic deadline.
The parents were pressuring their child to excel in every subject.
The salesperson was pressuring the customer to make a quick decision.
The peer group was pressuring the teenager to conform to their norms.
