Noun:

স্নায়বিক স্ট্রেন,

nervous strain's Usage Examples:

Matthiessen committed suicide in 1870 under "severe nervous strain".

The nervous strain was heavy on him, and one of his hands failed - after a few minutes.

He blamed "nervous strain" for the slip.

In the duel, he wounds the colonel but himself collapses under the nervous strain.

the evaluating physician noted that he appeared to be "under a great nervous strain" and showing "symptoms of a paranoiac.

to 1984's Hyæna, before leaving three weeks before its tour due to "nervous strain and exhaustion".

In 1978, the Duchess was hospitalised for several weeks due to "nervous strain".

professional engagements due to appointments with the police and the nervous strain Hawthorne suffered because of these and giving evidence at the trial.

operations: Admiral Carden, commander of the Allied fleet, resigns due to nervous strain.

Her constitution was fragile and was weakened further by work and nervous strain.

recruiting campaign throughout South Australia, before collapsing from nervous strain at a rally in Renmark.

Illustrated piece said, "For Lopez, managing is a constant worry, a nervous strain, a jittery agony.

part of The Waste Land in Margate in 1922, whilst recuperating from nervous strain.

a hotel window in Torquay in a "moment of sudden impulse caused by nervous strain", after which Lady Gollancz suffered a stroke.

that she had to go into the hands of a physician for six weeks, the nervous strain was so great.

sent to Bellevue because the shock of her arrest caused her "severe nervous strain" which required hospitalization.

was said that "his constitution had never recovered from the long, nervous strain which he went through at that time.

press announcement stated that Smetana had "become ill as a result of nervous strain caused by certain people recently.

Synonyms:

tense;

Antonyms:

relaxed; tame;