distress

distress (noun) synonyms

peril compare distress and peril
precipice compare distress and precipice
discomfort compare distress and discomfort
hot water compare distress and hot water
irritant compare distress and irritant
maladjustment compare distress and maladjustment
shock compare distress and shock
excruciation compare distress and excruciation
gyp compare distress and gyp
torment compare distress and torment
malaise compare distress and malaise
neuralgia compare distress and neuralgia
bugger compare distress and bugger
distress signal compare distress and distress signal
pledge compare distress and pledge
nerve compare distress and nerve
nightmare compare distress and nightmare
threat compare distress and threat
banana skin compare distress and banana skin
twinge compare distress and twinge
squick compare distress and squick
fear compare distress and fear
anguish compare distress and anguish
torture compare distress and torture
trauma compare distress and trauma
abyss compare distress and abyss
attachment compare distress and attachment
seizure compare distress and seizure
burn compare distress and burn
aggro compare distress and aggro
ailing compare distress and ailing
misery compare distress and misery
dragon compare distress and dragon
upheaval compare distress and upheaval
death compare distress and death
horror story compare distress and horror story
smart compare distress and smart
wretchedness compare distress and wretchedness
pain compare distress and pain
horror compare distress and horror
emergency compare distress and emergency
agony compare distress and agony
sensibility compare distress and sensibility
stound compare distress and stound
hurting compare distress and hurting
relief compare distress and relief
thrill compare distress and thrill
analgesia compare distress and analgesia
affliction compare distress and affliction
suspense compare distress and suspense
overwhelm compare distress and overwhelm
shooting compare distress and shooting
heebie-jeebies compare distress and heebie-jeebies
hardship compare distress and hardship
pathos compare distress and pathos
pressure cooker compare distress and pressure cooker
stress compare distress and stress
ordeal compare distress and ordeal
debility compare distress and debility
shake compare distress and shake
quickening compare distress and quickening
suffering compare distress and suffering
niggling compare distress and niggling
temperament compare distress and temperament
aftershock compare distress and aftershock
beast compare distress and beast
blow compare distress and blow
flooding compare distress and flooding
hysteria compare distress and hysteria
basket case compare distress and basket case
menace compare distress and menace
wark compare distress and wark
ants in one's pants compare distress and ants in one's pants
coath compare distress and coath
stupor compare distress and stupor
threshold compare distress and threshold
insecurity compare distress and insecurity
trouble compare distress and trouble
pang compare distress and pang
doom compare distress and doom
satisfaction compare distress and satisfaction
wallop compare distress and wallop
terror compare distress and terror
hurt compare distress and hurt
bout compare distress and bout
prickle compare distress and prickle
grief compare distress and grief
headache compare distress and headache
bite compare distress and bite
jar compare distress and jar
hang-up compare distress and hang-up
taking compare distress and taking
outburst compare distress and outburst
fizzle compare distress and fizzle
acquisition compare distress and acquisition
uncomfortableness compare distress and uncomfortableness
bugbear compare distress and bugbear
thought compare distress and thought
pain in the ass compare distress and pain in the ass
gamble compare distress and gamble
tenderness compare distress and tenderness
sympathy compare distress and sympathy
lien compare distress and lien
alarm bell compare distress and alarm bell
exclamation compare distress and exclamation
capture compare distress and capture
booby trap compare distress and booby trap
uncomfortability compare distress and uncomfortability
distressingness compare distress and distressingness
precariousness compare distress and precariousness
annoyance compare distress and annoyance
stab compare distress and stab
weight compare distress and weight
paralysis compare distress and paralysis
sinking feeling compare distress and sinking feeling
sting compare distress and sting
pique compare distress and pique
tyranny compare distress and tyranny
egritude compare distress and egritude
harm's way compare distress and harm's way
pressure compare distress and pressure
disquietude compare distress and disquietude
blister compare distress and blister
anxiety compare distress and anxiety
angst compare distress and angst
numbness compare distress and numbness
alarum compare distress and alarum
pooch compare distress and pooch
fruition compare distress and fruition
stew compare distress and stew
burden compare distress and burden
gird compare distress and gird
pucker compare distress and pucker
threatening compare distress and threatening
panic attack compare distress and panic attack
shpilkes compare distress and shpilkes
solicitude compare distress and solicitude
meltdown compare distress and meltdown
neurasthenia compare distress and neurasthenia
willies compare distress and willies
creeps compare distress and creeps
discomfiture compare distress and discomfiture
qualm compare distress and qualm
electric shock compare distress and electric shock
whirlpool compare distress and whirlpool
inhibition compare distress and inhibition
ardency compare distress and ardency
hazardousness compare distress and hazardousness
painfulness compare distress and painfulness
theft compare distress and theft
distrainment compare distress and distrainment
baggage compare distress and baggage
throe compare distress and throe
irritableness compare distress and irritableness
intensiveness compare distress and intensiveness
despondency compare distress and despondency
heat compare distress and heat
danger signal compare distress and danger signal
queasiness compare distress and queasiness
hell to pay compare distress and hell to pay
sluggishness compare distress and sluggishness
unsettlement compare distress and unsettlement
blues compare distress and blues
spasm compare distress and spasm
flay compare distress and flay
kerfuffle compare distress and kerfuffle
shivering compare distress and shivering
strain compare distress and strain
trepidation compare distress and trepidation
glow compare distress and glow
sharpness compare distress and sharpness
tizzy compare distress and tizzy
screech compare distress and screech
startle compare distress and startle
shame compare distress and shame
swivet compare distress and swivet
spook compare distress and spook
fret compare distress and fret
obduracy compare distress and obduracy
complex compare distress and complex
possession compare distress and possession
owie compare distress and owie
helplessness compare distress and helplessness
languor compare distress and languor
gut compare distress and gut
get compare distress and get
ass in a sling compare distress and ass in a sling
dysphoria compare distress and dysphoria
bastard compare distress and bastard
mania compare distress and mania
aggravation compare distress and aggravation
susceptibility compare distress and susceptibility
burst compare distress and burst
anger compare distress and anger
heartbreak compare distress and heartbreak
heavy heart compare distress and heavy heart
demon compare distress and demon
attainment compare distress and attainment
ecstasy compare distress and ecstasy
soreness compare distress and soreness

distress definitions

noun

  • A cause of such discomfort. 

  • The thing taken by distraining; that which is seized to procure satisfaction. 

  • Physical or emotional discomfort, suffering, or alarm, particularly of a more acute nature. 

  • Serious danger. 

  • A seizing of property without legal process to force payment of a debt. 

  • An aversive state of stress to which a person cannot fully adapt. 

verb
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