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Discover LudwigThe phrase "look stressed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's facial expression when they appear to be feeling overwhelmed or anxious. For example, "When I saw my colleague, he looked stressed, so I asked him if he was okay."
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He just doesn't look stressed at all.
"They always look stressed when they cross," Kutikov said.
I am hungry, and the waiter look stressed and busy!
"I saw him at a barbecue on Friday and he did not look stressed," Michael Jackson said.
"Does anybody here look stressed out?" the conservative commentator Candace Owens asked as she surveyed the lobby.
We note whether the yellow cedars look stressed, and how their neighboring conifers are doing, with numerous classifications for each tree's foliage and position in the canopy.
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