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Definition of distress
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Distress
(n.) To
compel
by pain or
suffering.
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Forhall
::
Forhall
(v. t.) To
harass;
to
torment;
to
distress.
Calamitous
::
Calamitous
(a.)
Producing,
or
attended
with
distress
and
misery;
making
wretched;
wretched;
unhappy..
Distress
::
Distress
(n.) To
compel
by pain or
suffering.
Starve
::
Starve
(v. t.) To
distress
or
subdue
by
famine;
as, to
starvea
garrison
into a
surrender..
Compassion
::
Compassion
(n.)
Literally,
suffering
with
another;
a
sensation
of
sorrow
excited
by the
distress
or
misfortunes
of
another;
pity;
commiseration..
Touch
::
Touch (v. t.) To harm,
afflict,
or
distress..
Imbitter
::
Imbitter
(v. t.) To make
bitter;
hence,
to make
distressing
or more
distressing;
to make sad,
morose,
sour, or
malignant..
Stress
::
Stress
(n.)
Distress;
the act of
distraining;
also, the thing
distrained..
Assist
::
Assist
(v. t.) To give
support
to in some
undertaking
or
effort,
or in time of
distress;
to help; to aid; to
succor..
Hard
::
Hard
(superl.)
Difficult
to bear or
endure;
not easy to put up with or
consent
to;
hence,
severe;
rigorous;
oppressive;
distressing;
unjust;
grasping;
as, a hard lot; hard
times;
hard fare; a hard
winter;
hard
conditions
or
terms..
Evil
::
Evil (a.)
Producing
or
threatening
sorrow,
distress,
injury,
or
calamity;
unpropitious;
calamitous;
as, evil
tidings;
evil
arrows;
evil
days..
Refuge
::
Refuge
(n.) That which
shelters
or
protects
from
danger,
or from
distress
or
calamity;
a
stronghold
which
protects
by its
strength,
or a
sanctuary
which
secures
safety
by its
sacredness;
a place
inaccessible
to an
enemy..
Distressful
::
Distressful
(a.) Full of
distress;
causing,
indicating,
or
attended
with,
distress;
as, a
distressful
situation..
Gripe
::
Gripe (v. t.) To
pinch;
to
distress.
Specifically,
to cause
pinching
and
spasmodic
pain to the
bowels
of, as by the
effects
of
certain
purgative
or
indigestible
substances..
Distress
::
Distress
(n.) The thing taken by
distraining;
that which is
seized
to
procure
satisfaction.
Ache
::
Ache (v. i.) To
suffer
pain; to have, or be in, pain, or in
continued
pain; to be
distressed..
Distress
::
Distress
(n.) The act of
distraining;
the
taking
of a
personal
chattel
out of the
possession
of a
wrongdoer,
by way of
pledge
for
redress
of an
injury,
or for the
performance
of a duty, as for
nonpayment
of rent or
taxes,
or for
injury
done by
cattle,
etc..
Dolor
::
Dolor (n.) Pain;
grief;
distress;
anguish.
Painful
::
Painful
(a.) Full of pain;
causing
uneasiness
or
distress,
either
physical
or
mental;
afflictive;
disquieting;
distressing..
Succor
::
Succor
(v. t.) To run to, or run to
support;
hence,
to help or
relieve
when in
difficulty,
want, or
distress;
to
assist
and
deliver
from
suffering;
to
relieve;
as, to
succor
a
besieged
city..
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