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pressure

[presh-er] / ˈprɛʃ ər /




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Jared Verse and Rams know they’ll have to put pressure on Caleb Williams and force him out of his comfort zone in order to shut down the Bears offense.

From Los Angeles Times

Jared Verse and Rams know they’ll have to put pressure on Caleb Williams and force him out of his comfort zone in order to shut down the Bears offense.

From Los Angeles Times

In other import-heavy areas, tariff pressures were more subdued, partly because retailers themselves absorbed the cost of higher duties.

From The Wall Street Journal

The condition is often caused by elevated pressure inside the eye when fluid drainage becomes blocked.

From Science Daily

Djokovic has never made a secret of his desire to achieve even more history, but is now attempting to release some of the "unnecessary" pressure he places on himself to surpass Court.

From BBC