n. the burden on one's emotional or mental well-being created by demands on one's time; v. to force someone toward a particular end
Les felt pressure to perform well. OR He will pressure her to go along.
Les felt pressure to perform well. OR He will pressure her to go along.
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The surgery is to relieve his cranial pressure.
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What is air pressure in this story?
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How did Cynthia, Corey, and EllRay help with the air pressure science experiments?
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The tire had low air pressure.
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Where is the pressure sensor?
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She seemed unaffected by the pressure.
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They peer in wonder at the octopus. OR He did not give in to peer pressure.
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The geologist measure the barometric pressure to locate the storm.
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She acted illogically under the pressure.
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The barometer showed low pressure before the storm.
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What happens to Jacky in pressure situations?
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What pressure did Mike put on Dru?
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Please add the rice to the pressure cooker.
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What belief did Gandhi break by pressure from a friend?
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stress; strain; tension; force
comfort; relaxation
2 syllables
pres-sure
beshore
chesher
cheshire
chessher
drescher
dresher
escher
flesher
fresher
lesher
mescher
prescher
thresher
refresher
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