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Which one of these is correct?
She is pressuring me.
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She is pressurizing me.
Please help. Thanks in advance.
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She is pressurizing me.
Please help. Thanks in advance.
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I would say 'she is pressuring' me, as the second implies that she may be inflating you like a rubber dinghy ... alternatively try some synonyms such as ... coerce, etc, depending on the context.
- I would say 'she is pressuring' me, as the second implies that she may be inflating you like a rubber dinghy ...
- alternatively try some synonyms such as ...
- coerce, etc, depending on the context.
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I would say 'she is pressuring' me, as the second implies that she may be inflating you like a rubber dinghy ...
alternatively try some synonyms such as ... coerce, etc, depending on the context.
alternatively try some synonyms such as ... coerce, etc, depending on the context.
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Well, it depends on what you mean.
- To pressure, in your sentence, would mean to insist, to force.
- To Pressurize means to increase or maintain the pressure, as
in airplanes or submarines, or to confine something under
certain pressure.
My guess is that you meant the first one.
- To pressure, in your sentence, would mean to insist, to force.
- To Pressurize means to increase or maintain the pressure, as
in airplanes or submarines, or to confine something under
certain pressure.
My guess is that you meant the first one.
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