Overstress

What do we mean by overstress?

To place too much emphasis on. transitive verb

To subject to excessive physical or emotional stress. transitive verb

To subject to mechanical force, pressure, or excess voltage to the point of deformation. transitive verb

The fact or condition of being overstressed. noun

An instance of being overstressed. noun

To place excessive emphasis on something verb

To place excessive physical stress on something, especially to such an extent that it deforms or breaks verb

Place special or excessive emphasis on verb

To place excessive emphasis on something

To place excessive physical stress on something, especially to such an extent that it deforms or breaks

Words that are spelled similarly to overstress:
overstress, overdress, overstrew, overtness, overstresses, overpress, overstreet, oversteps, oversteers.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word overstress:
failure, cause, aircraft.

Adjectives that are often used to describe overstress:
electrical, local, possible, such, mechanical, ecological, high, slight, dynamic, transient, occasional, initial, serious, occlusal, constant, severe, chronic, term, thermal, actual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective overstress:
failures, failure, tests, condition, testing, test, conditions, model, cycle, experiences, results, screens.

Words that sound like overstress:
overstress, overstressed, overstretch, overdress, overstrung, overstreet, overstrain, oestrus, overstretched, overstressing, overtrust, overstay, overseers, oversteer, overturns, overtrow, overstates, airstrips, overstep, overdressed, overstuff, overtness, overdose, overseas, overseer, oversize, overturn, oversees, overprice, overstate, overstock, overthrows, estrus, overstayed, estrous, overdraw, overtax, overstrained, overtrain, overdrew, oversights, overeater, osyris, overworks, overstayer, overstaying, overeats, overturf.