Stress and Worth

Stress

Stress noun - A special notice or importance given to something.

Usage example: the company's orientation program places considerable stress on workplace safety

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Worth and stress are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Worth" instead a noun "Stress".

Nearby Words: stressed, stressful, stressing

Worth noun - The relative usefulness or importance of something as judged by specific qualities.

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Stress and worth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stress" instead a noun "Worth".

Nearby Words: worthless, worthy, worthiness, wort

hard	hard stress	hard worth
great	great stress	great worth
little	little stress	little worth
social	social stress	social worth
Other adjectives: personal, new, less, extra, greater.

It can still be worth killing them directly though as direct kills/crits have a chance to reduce stress whereas damage over time kills don't.

Source: Videogame / Darkest Dungeon
Stories about Avalon stress both that friendship with someone who isn't like oneself is harder work then cliches make it out to be, but that it is worth the trouble.

Source: Multicultural Alien Planet
Frigga points out that he's been putting off the Odinsleep longer than he should have, and several days worth of... extreme stress and high power expenditure finally pushed him past his limits.

Source: Film / Thor

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