Distress and Try

Distress

Distress verb - To trouble the mind of; to make uneasy.

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Try and distress are semantically related in worry topic. In some cases you can use "Try" instead a verb "Distress".

Try verb - To subject (a personal quality or faculty) to often excessive stress.

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Distress and try are semantically related in bother topic. Sometimes you can use "Distress" instead a verb "Try".

Nearby Words: tried, trying

good	good distress	good try
complete	complete distress	complete try
deep	deep distress	deep try
obvious	obvious distress	obvious try
Other adjectives: real, great, major, former, less, extra.

level	distress level	try level
daughter	distress daughter	try daughter

Additionally, if you try to send the distress signal without rotating the satellite dish, Paul tells you to go back to the other room and do it correctly.

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Ward forgives him and points out that Tosten was just scared of being left alone, and, with a frightened horse, you don't punish it, but try to ease its distress.

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The young are born inside and stay there until they sense distress in their parent, at which point they pop out and try to get away.

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