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Discover Ludwig"feel pressurised" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are trying to describe feeling stressed or overwhelmed due to external factors. Example Sentence: I am constantly feeling pressurised by work-related deadlines.
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And it can easily mean that the women feel pressurised to offer sex.
You should not feel pressurised to undertake any duties you feel unhappy about.
"We are always ready to have a dialogue, we don't feel pressurised by anybody," he says.
I didn't feel pressurised into it – it was a personal decision".
Due to this, online service providers and retailers feel pressurised to satisfy the multitude of end-user expectations.
"People should not feel pressurised to go along with same-sex marriage just because of political correctness.
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I felt pressurised," says the widow, who lives alone.
Ms Spellman says: "I'd be disappointed if staff felt pressurised to say the right thing.
Another MEP felt pressurised by the visits, which he says were "very cordial, and absolutely threatening".
Shaw asked to speak to Brenda McDermott but was told by Deans that she had felt "pressurised" by the two investigators.
Ruth is a large, ugly woman despised by her husband, who felt pressurised into marrying her to please his parents.
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