Pressure — Collins English Dictionary Definitions
Pressure has multiple meanings related to physical force and influence:
- The condition of being pressed or squeezed.
- Force exerted by one object on the surface of another.
- A moral or social force that compels action.
Examples and usage illustrate how pressure can refer to physical compression or psychological influence.
This entry highlights “pressure” as both a physical and figurative force shaping experiences and behaviors.
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