PRESSURING Meaning and
Definition
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Pressuring refers to the act or process of applying force or influence on someone or something in order to make them comply with a particular request, demand, or expectation. It involves exerting pressure, usually in a persistent or forceful manner, to persuade or compel an individual or a group to act or think in a certain way. This can be done through various means such as intense persuasion, manipulation, coercion, or threats.
When pressuring someone, one might employ tactics such as constant communication, repetitive requests, or the use of emotional appeals to sway their decision or behavior in one's favor. This can occur in personal relationships, professional settings, or even in societal and political contexts. Pressuring can be either positive or negative depending on the intent and outcome. While it may sometimes be employed ethically to motivate or encourage individuals to reach their full potential or to address urgent matters, it can also be detrimental when used to exploit, control, or harm others.
In summary, pressuring is the act of applying force, influence, or manipulation to persuade or compel someone to conform to certain expectations or requests. It involves the use of various tactics aimed at prompting or coercing individuals or groups to act in a desired manner.
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Etymology of PRESSURING
The word "pressuring" is formed from the verb "pressure" with the addition of the suffix "-ing". The etymology of "pressure" can be traced back to the late Middle English period. It originates from the Latin word "pressura" which means "act of pressing". This Latin term is derived from the verb "premere", meaning "to press". The word "pressure" started to be used in English by the mid-14th century, primarily with the sense of physical force or weight applied to something. The suffix "-ing", used to form the present participle in English, is of Germanic origin.
Similar spelling words for PRESSURING
- pressor,
- pressure sore,
- prescribe,
- prescribed,
- pressurised,
- pressurise,
- pressure-cook,
- pressurized,
- proscribe,
- proscription,
- pressure suit,
- pressure,
- preusser,
- pressure gage,
- pressure feed,
- progress,
- progression,
- pressure unit,
- press run,
- pressure-wash,
- preserving,
- prescript,
- prize ring,
- prescription,
- pressurize,
- proscribed,
- pressure dome.
Conjugate verb Pressuring
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