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distress

[dih-stres] / dɪˈstrɛs /




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He thanked the jury for their service in light of the traumatic and distressing evidence they had sat through.

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Asked if he could imagine the distress of that notion for the families, Griffin said: "I actually can't imagine it, it's awful."

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It’s a shocking and distressing turn of events, especially if your brother is still hanging onto the illusion that this person is in love with him.

From MarketWatch

A problem occurs, however, when musicians criticise the very people who are there to help fans in distress.

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On the morning of 16 October 2024, she became increasingly distressed and was placed on a high level of one-to-one observations.

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