Tense ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Tense ( adjective )

1. Feeling or showing nervousness, anxiety, or stress.
2. Feeling or showing tension or tightness.
3. Feeling or showing strain or pressure.

Origin:

The word tense comes from the latin word "tensus" which means stretched or tight.

Examples:

1. He was tense before the exam.
2. She felt tense before her presentation.
3. The situation was tense and everyone was on edge.
4. The muscles in his back were tense from sitting at the computer all day.
5. The atmosphere was tense and you could cut it with a knife.

(As a noun)

Tense ( noun )

1. Feeling or showing nervousness, anxiety, or stress.
2. Feeling or showing tension or tightness.
3. Feeling or showing strain or pressure.

Origin:

The word tense comes from the latin word "tensus" which means stretched or tight.

Examples:

1. He was tense before the exam.
2. She felt tense before her presentation.
3. The situation was tense and everyone was on edge.
4. The muscles in his back were tense from sitting at the computer all day.
5. The atmosphere was tense and you could cut it with a knife.