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Pressure
01
the act of putting a weight on something
02
the use of influence or demands to persuade or force someone to do something
Example
The pressure for new policies is growing among citizens.
Political leaders often experience pressure to respond swiftly to crises.
The organization is facing pressure from supporters to change its policies.
03
(physics) the amount of force exerted per area that is measured in pascal, newton per square meter, etc.
04
a force that compels
05
the state of demanding notice or attention
06
the somatic sensation that results from applying force to an area of skin
07
the force exerted on the surface of the earth that is a result of the weight of the atmosphere
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the stress or challenges that come from the demands of meeting goals or managing responsibilities
to pressure
01
to make someone do something by using force, influence, or other methods
Ditransitive: to pressure sb to do sth | to pressure sb into sth
Example
The manager should not pressure employees to work overtime if it 's not necessary for the project.
Parents should guide their children 's decisions without pressuring them into specific career choices.
The salesperson tried to pressure the customer into making a quick purchase by emphasizing limited stock.
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