Definition
To persuade or influence someone to do something, particularly by making them feel obligated or compelled to act.
Examples
- The manager tried to pressure the team into meeting the deadline.
- She felt pressured to accept the offer even though she had doubts.
"Don’t pressure me into making a decision I’m not ready for."
Usage Notes
This verb often carries a negative tone, implying emotional or social coercion rather than open persuasion.
Author’s summary: The verb pressure describes influencing someone to act against their will or under emotional or social compulsion.
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