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strain
noun as in pain, due to exertion
noun as in ancestry
noun as in tone, spirit
verb as in stretch, often to limit
verb as in work very hard
Example Sentences
Like at those elite peers, private equity and other less-liquid assets created additional strain.
For many of us, our relationship with money is strained and dealing with financial matters leaves us feeling overwhelmed or stressed.
"I'm 47 and I've never known farming to be under so much strain," he says.
“Many have drained retirement savings, maxed out credit cards, or watched marriages and health deteriorate under the strain. “
China will also buy American soybeans again, after what amounted to an embargo that strained American farmers and led to demands for a Washington bailout.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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