tightness
/ˈtaɪtnəs/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being tight, or a feeling of being confined or restricted.
“The tightness in her chest made it hard to breathe.”
2. noun
A sense of being tightly wound or tense.
“The tightness of the deadline was starting to get to him.”
3. noun
A condition of being over-tightened or excessively constricted.
“The tightness in the engine’s belt caused it to break.”
4. noun
A feeling of being anxious or apprehensive.
“The tightness in his stomach made him feel nervous.”
5. noun
A state of being difficult to accomplish or achieve.
“The tightness of the market made it hard to find a job.”