Words and phrases that have a meaning related to distress: (233 results)
Often used in the same context:
anguish, hardship, anxiety, panic, discomfort, duress, disorientation, pain, mayday, alarm, distress signal, disturbance, agony, uneasiness, despondency, stress, harm, depression, desperation, suffering, trauma, rescue, trouble, difficulties, nervousness, despair, helplessness, turbulence, sorrow, grief, auditory hallucination, tearfulness, confusion, peril, angst, restlessness, anxiety neurosis, predicament, unease, remorse, sympathy, embarrassment, dire straits, consternation, disquiet, fetal distress, drowning, calamity, problems, callers, insensitivity, danger, aggravation, alarm bell, perplexity, plight, mortification, revulsion, fidgetiness, pauperism, unhappiness, bewilderment, misery, discontentment, empathy, commotion, debilitation, sadness, discombobulation, crisis, fretfulness, apprehension, somnambulism, retching, dislocation, jumpiness, discouragement, jitteriness, mental anguish, annoyance, frustration, airsickness, indignation, shakiness, anger, dejection, turmoil, outrage, discomfiture, inadequacy, heartache, contractions, irritation, hostility, woe, disquietude, nitrogen narcosis, sickness, faintness, hyperacusis, concern, underpopulation, dissatisfaction, need, disharmony, distresses, malaise, jeopardy, telephonic, confidential, asynchronous, awaited, faked, frantic, garbled, heliographic, hours, incoming, intercepted, interoffice, loudest, macro, neighbourhood, outgoing, prearranged, prerecorded, receive, relayed
More specific:
self-torment, self-torture, throe, torment, torture
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Also try:., achromasia, afflict, affliction, afflictive, anguish, badly, bilious, biliousness, circumspection, comforted, conk, daze, desperate straits, dire straits, discreetness, discretion, distrain, distressed, distressful, distressfully, distressfulness, distressing, disturbing, dysphoric, ease, easy, faint, fantods, fraught, growing pains, half-mast, hard, heavy, identity crisis, in a bad wayp, lacerate, liverish, livery, lividity, lividness, luridness, mayday, mercy, pain, painful, painfulness, pale, paleness, pallid, pallidness, pallor, pang, pass out, perturbing, poignance, poignancy, pressure, prudence, relief, relieve, self-torment, self-torture, selflessly, seriousness, shock, show, sob story, sob stuff, sore, sos, sting, stressed, stupor, succorer, succourer, sufferance, swoon, tenderhearted, torment, torture, trouble, troubled, troubling, unhappy, untroubled, vex, wan, wanness, well, worrisome, worry, worrying
— Adjectives for distress: great, respiratory, emotional, psychological, economic, fetal, financial, mental, much, acute, severe, more...
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