stressed-out

[ strest-out ]

adjective

1. afflicted with or incapacitated by stress.

Example Sentences

“I was just stressed out, and I was scared because I didn’t know what was happening.”

From BBC

“Screaming, when you’re stressed out, helps.”

From Los Angeles Times

Surgeon General recently issued an advisory that American parents are so stressed out that it’s a public health crisis, suggesting the country is truly at a tipping point when it comes to parental stress.

From Salon

“For being not only good at baseball, but being a worldwide known face … I don’t ever see him stressed out or anything,” Kelly said.

From Los Angeles Times

While covering the game on TV, Brady was asked about Mayfield's comments on the team being "pretty stressed out" while he was there leading them to Super Bowl success.

From BBC