How Tensed Are You Today?

I read an article in the DNA, describing someone who got “tensed” by something. I carried out a search on their website and found numerous such people. Even situations have turned “tensed.”

Naturally, students are tensed about exams quite often. But we also learn that Anjali Tendulkar gets tensed every time Sachin is about to start batting.

Someone faked a kidnapping and his employer got tensed and called the police.

The TOI writes about many tensed people too.

Hope you have a suitably untensed weekend.

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  1. Doli says:

    I am tense today since I’m waiting for some answers …. :( hope it is a good weekend for me!

    • uttara says:

      I am glad to see you have a good idea of the uses of tense, both in terms of verbal form and as an adjective. Hope you get your answers.

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  3. f says:

    I was looking for a Facebook-type thumbs-up “Like” button for this post. Not tensed at all, mind you.

  4. Sands says:

    It’s friday and so typically my non-”tense” day:) Time to unwind and get ready for a quiet weekend especially after the chaotic & past few weekends!

  5. choxbox says:

    not tense at present, was tense in the past sometimes, hope not to be tense in the future.

  6. Charu says:

    true, how will you feel secured if you have that tensed feeling? no point, I say… (in other words, only insecured people feel tensed?)

  7. Kulkarni SM says:

    http://www.mediafire.com/?jnuvmvyejw4

    I watch this to “untense” :)

  8. dipali says:

    Reading this has tensed me:(
    Bechaari Inglis:(
    RIP

    • uttara says:

      Precisely, I get tied up into knots of tensedness reading this sort of stuff. Have written to them more than once about it, but do they care?

  9. Anjali says:

    Train journeys tense me, though I realise there is no point in getting tense. But your post somehow reminds me of old Reader’s Digest editions :) Perhaps I will get one at the railway station. Did i say I am travelling today? :)

  10. Shivani says:

    Always a pleasure to read someone sharing your hatred for a word :)
    A few days back I read some journo speaking about the sudden spate of suicides among teenagers in India who mentioned that a majority of them are “insecured”. And in a span of one minute – not once, but thrice.

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