- Look up
distress,
distressed, or
distressing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Distress may
refer to:
Distress (medicine), an
aversive state in which...
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Distressed swimmer or
distressed non-swimmer (DNS) is a term used by the Life
Saving Society of
Canada to
describe a
particular swimming victim type. Distressed...
- Look up
damsel in
distress in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
damsel in
distress is a
theme in
world art, entertainment, and media, in
which a beautiful...
- bankruptcy. As far as debt securities, this is
called distressed debt.
Purchasing or
holding such
distressed-debt
creates significant risk due to the possibility...
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financially distressed. It
provides for the
restructuring of debt of
financially distressed muni****lities,
limits the
ability of
financially distressed muni****lities...
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Gesetz zur
Behebung der Not von Volk und
Reich lit. 'Law to
Remedy the
Distress of
People and Reich'), was a law that gave the
German Cabinet – most importantly...
- wear and tear, is
sometimes deliberately performed by suppliers—with
distressed clothing sometimes selling for more than a
nondistressed pair. For example...
- The
damsel in
distress is a
narrative device in
which one or more men must
rescue a
woman who has been
kidnapped or
placed in
other peril. The "damsel"...
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Distress tolerance is an
emerging construct in
psychology that has been
conceptualized in
several different ways. Broadly, however, it
refers to an individual's...
- A
distress signal, also
known as a
distress call, is an
internationally recognized means for
obtaining help.
Distress signals are
communicated by transmitting...
