Adjective:

मारले, दलित, पिळणे, अत्याचारित,

tressed's Usage Examples:

Her position gave her access to the best society, but revelations of unblushing vice in high quarters distressed her and led her to study the Bible for.

Believing that his willingness to plunge into insider trading came from not hearing anything about ethics in his classes at Baruch, he has stressed heightened awareness for ethical education programs at universities.

Dudley argued She's been brought up in prison, in a highly abnormal environment with highly distressed people.

but not unenjoyable thanks to its loudly stressed period detail and Claude Bolling"s jolly.

Woodbridge – Amherst Road, constructed: 1969, structure type: prestressed concrete, superstructure: inverted t-beam, length: 73.

The organization stressed the deployment of highly innovative programmes and mechanisms.

presented to analyze and model expressed and perceived human behavior-variedly characterized as typical, atypical, distressed, and disordered-from speech.

He is also merciful to his beaten enemies, genuinely distressed by their deaths and relieved at their willingness to make peace where a more vindictive individual would have simply killed them.

Their analysis stressed a need for the DS to play a stronger anti-communist role.

'The Voice' usually vanished rather quickly, but the change was so drastic from Jones's usually pleasant demeanor that Nebel was startled and distressed.

foot is catalectic, consisting only of the stressed syllable: Ship me / somewheres / east of / Suez, / where the / best is / like the / worst, Where there.

As commandant, Wilson repeatedly stressed modernization of the post-Vietnam Marine Corps.

In the mid-1940s, several teen books and magazines stressed that men prefer a natural look over a made-up look.