Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
high-pressure
adjective
/haɪ ˈprɛʃər/

Definition
A condition or situation characterized by a significant amount of pressure.

Examples
- The job interview felt high-pressure, with intense questions and limited time.
- High-pressure environments can lead to increased stress among workers.
- In his high-pressure role, he often worked late into the night.

Meaning
High-pressure can refer to situations that create intense demands or challenges, often requiring quick decision-making and responses.

Synonyms
- intense
- stressful
- pressured
- challenging
- demanding