Nervous
Nervous adjective - Feeling or showing uncomfortable feelings of uncertainty.
Stressed-out and nervous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stressed-out" instead an adjective "Nervous".
Stressed-out
Stressed-out adjective - Suffering from high levels of physical and especially psychological stress.
Usage example: the demands of this job are enough to make anyone stressed-out
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Synonyms for Stressed-out
Nervous and stressed-out are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Nervous" instead an adjective phrase "Stressed-out".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- upset and nervous
- upset and stressed-out
- agitated and nervous
- agitated and stressed-out
- disturbed and nervous
- disturbed and stressed-out
- uneasy and nervous
- uneasy and stressed-out
- perturbed and nervous
- perturbed and stressed-out
- tense and nervous
- tense and stressed-out
- troubled and nervous
- troubled and stressed-out
Both words in one sentence
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Has the examples of: Anguished Declaration of Love: A nervous, stressed-out Olga finally gasps out that she loves Victor, and that they can be together if he will only wait a little while.
Source: Film / Slave of Love
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