pressing
pressing Lexical Profile
pressing Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Requiring quick or immediate action or attention.
"The committee postponed the meeting to address several pressing financial matters."
Earnestly or persistently requesting something; importunate.
"Despite his pressing invitation to stay for dinner, we had to decline and catch our train."
• noun
The act or process of applying pressure, squeezing, or ironing.
"Cold pressing preserves the natural flavor and nutritional value of the olive oil."
A phonograph record or a batch of records produced from the same mold or master.
"Collectors paid a small fortune for a rare first pressing of the band's debut album."
An object or part made by applying pressure to a sheet of metal or plastic in a press.
"The factory manufactures steel pressings for the automotive industry."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in Middle English as the present participle and verbal noun of 'press', from Old French 'presser' and Latin 'pressare' (to press hard or crowd), a frequentative of 'premere' (to press).