| Definition of 'tenseness' |
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1. (noun) tension, tensity, tenseness, tautness
the physical condition of being stretched or strained
"it places great tension on the leg muscles"; "he could feel the tenseness of her body"
2. (noun) tension, tenseness, stress
(psychology) a state of mental or emotional strain or suspense
"he suffered from fatigue and emotional tension"; "stress is a vasoconstrictor"
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Sense: to make or become tense
He tensed his muscles.
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 Afrikaans: gespannenheid |
 Arabic: تَوَتُّر، إنْشِداد |
 Bulgarian: стегнатост |
 Brazilian: tensão |
 Czech: napjatost, napětí |
 German: die Spannung |
 Danish: anspændthed; nervøsitet |
 Greek: ένταση |
 Spanish: tensión |
 Estonian: pingulolek |
 Farsi: تنش |
 Finnish: kireys |
 French: tension |
 Hebrew: מְתִיחוּת |
 Hindi: तनावपूर्ण, चिंताजनक |
 Croatian: napetost |
 Hungarian: feszültség; merevség |
 Indonesian: kekencangan |
 Icelandic: spenna |
 Italian: tensione |
 Japanese: 緊張 |
 Korean: 긴장됨 |
 Lithuanian: įtampa |
 Latvian: spriedze; saspīlējums |
 Malay: ketegangan |
 Dutch: gespannenheid |
 Norwegian: spenning, anspenthet |
 Polish: napięcie, naprężenie |
 Portuguese: tensão |
 Romanian: tensiune |
 Russian: напряжённость |
 Slovak: napätosť, napätie |
 Slovenian: napetost |
 Serbian: napetost |
 Swedish: spändhet |
 Thai: ความเครียด |
 Turkish: gerginlik |
 Taiwanese: 緊張 |
 Ukrainian: напруженість |
 Urdu: کشا کش |
 Vietnamese: sự căng thẳng |
 Chinese: 紧张 |
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