How to Use eustress in a Sentence
eustress
noun-
This is that scary-excited eustress, the common butterflies before a big game.
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The Enquirer,
2022-01-20
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There are multiple kinds of stress, including eustress, situational stress, and chronic stress.
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Elly Belle,
Teen Vogue,
2018-11-01
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Positive stress, or eustress, is caused by the likes of a job promotion, which comes with greater responsibility, more hours at the office, increased face time with your boss, et cetera.
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Kate Branch,
Vogue,
2018-12-18
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Understandably, people have been happy to pay money in exchange for doing it for centuries, and there is no sign of any waning in the appreciation of a bit of eustress.
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Richard Stephens,
Smithsonian,
2018-07-12
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