What is another word for Overpress?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌə͡ʊvəpɹˈɛs], [ ˌəʊvəpɹˈɛs], [ ˌəʊ_v_ə_p_ɹ_ˈɛ_s]
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Similar words for Overpress:
Synonyms for Overpress:
v.
• incite, urge (verb)- push.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- crush,
- boss around,
- hurriedness,
- power play,
- conjure,
- pressure sensation,
- hasten,
- nip,
- fathead,
- tug,
- enliven,
- mold,
- steamroller,
- bosom,
- compel,
- hector,
- hale,
- button,
- further,
- railroad line,
- egg on,
- hie,
- goofball,
- promote,
- depend upon,
- confine,
- closet,
- accelerate,
- kid,
- force per unit area,
- advertise,
- bozo,
- jam,
- wedge,
- spine,
- hold,
- kyd,
- steamroll,
- browbeat,
- commove,
- light,
- shove,
- pelt along,
- squeeze,
- railway,
- determine,
- propel,
- printing press,
- belt along,
- fry,
- tempt,
- drag down,
- depend on,
- inhale,
- swiftness,
- forcible,
- railroad,
- iron out,
- inspire,
- devolve on,
- chaff,
- jolly boat,
- jackass,
- small fry,
- minor,
- hurry,
- squeeze play,
- step on it,
- military press,
- rest on,
- railway line,
- zany,
- prompt,
- trip out,
- hurrying,
- excite,
- pep pill,
- jolly,
- jocund,
- cuckoo,
- boost,
- switch on,
- goof,
- pinch,
- charm,
- hinge on,
- physical,
- obligate,
- pull the leg of,
- blackmail,
- insistence,
- wind up,
- air pressure,
- twitch,
- compact,
- railway system,
- banter,
- pressure,
- lean against,
- fire up,
- pretty,
- sandbag,
- lean on,
- haste,
- ride,
- ignite,
- instigate,
- hastiness,
- speeding,
- spur track,
- get off,
- cheer,
- expedite,
- dig,
- exhort,
- tighten up,
- rushing,
- barrack,
- thrust,
- contract,
- tweet,
- dragoon,
- insistency,
- pressure level,
- hug,
- drive,
- middling,
- zip,
- twinge,
- charge,
- youngster,
- go to town on,
- race,
- liquidity crisis,
- breathe in,
- poke at,
- urging,
- poke,
- wring,
- get-up-and-go,
- bear down,
- press down on,
- iron,
- revolutionise,
- needle,
- somewhat,
- precipitation,
- gay,
- gouge,
- urge on,
- work,
- f number,
- restrain,
- motivate,
- fight,
- push around,
- railroad track,
- amphetamine,
- squeezing,
- enforce,
- squelch,
- focal ratio,
- invigorate,
- squash,
- mirthful,
- beseech,
- reasonably,
- tyke,
- clinch,
- campaign,
- heat,
- look sharp,
- passably,
- advance,
- pep up,
- prick,
- blackjack,
- festinate,
- constrain,
- gad,
- urge,
- prodding,
- nudge,
- prod,
- rack,
- rouse,
- strong-arm,
- crusade,
- labor,
- goading,
- credit crunch,
- push button,
- tiddler,
- exert influence,
- persuade,
- weight-lift,
- pushing,
- animate,
- actuate,
- shape,
- arouse,
- extort,
- tike,
- fastness,
- stab,
- constrict,
- imperativeness,
- press out,
- stir up,
- hinge upon,
- energy,
- kidskin,
- goad,
- shaver,
- goose,
- travel rapidly,
- bully,
- incite,
- pressing,
- exalt,
- wake,
- quicken,
- put the screws to,
- press,
- coerce,
- mash,
- spurring,
- rush,
- key up,
- jovial,
- bear down on,
- weigh,
- compress,
- twat,
- act upon,
- speed up,
- stop number,
- bid,
- cannonball along,
- stuff,
- upper,
- accommodate,
- weigh down,
- revolutionize,
- rush along,
- hotfoot,
- root on,
- jab,
- mechanical press,
- ballyrag,
- moderately,
- impel,
- bullyrag,
- charge up,
- sex,
- weightlift,
- adjure,
- swagger,
- wardrobe,
- labour,
- light up,
- move,
- encourage,
- fairly,
- embrace,
- entreat,
- influence,
- inflame,
- crowd,
- speed,
- force,
- agitate,
- atmospheric pressure,
- bulldoze,
- trip,
- velocity,
- overbear,
- nipper,
- bucket along,
- child,
- tighten,
- sway,
- advertize,
- spur,
- bear on,
- impose,
- merry,
- public press,
- bind,
- regulate,
- branch line,
- josh,
- nestling,
- stiffen,
- carry.
How to use "Overpress" in context?
It feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. You can't take one more step. You feel like you're going to burst. But instead of relief, you feel the pressure build until it's unbearable. You let out a cry and collapse to the ground. Overpressing. It's a feeling we all experience from time to time, but what is it and how can it be avoided?
When we feel too much pressure, it can feel like our body is about to break. This is because too much stress goes into our systems in a short period of time and our bodies can't handle it.
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