The term “pressure” refers to different kinds of burdens and forces:
- A burden of distress, whether physical or mental.
- The constraint of circumstance, or the weight of social or economic imposition.
- The application of force or the action of pressing.
In everyday use, pressure can describe both internal feelings (stress) and external forces exerted on objects or people. It also appears in scientific contexts as a physical quantity representing the force exerted per unit area.
Author’s summary: Pressure encompasses mental and physical strain as well as external forces that constrain or shape outcomes, influencing actions and perceptions.
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