Collocation
I can't stress enough
To emphasize very strongly how important, true, or good something is; to highlight the utmost significance of something.
Definition
'I can't stress enough' is a common English collocation. To emphasize very strongly how important, true, or good something is; to highlight the utmost significance of something.
I can't stress enough + [what]
“I can't stress enough how vital it is to save water.”
Examples
- I can't stress enough the importance of regular exercise for good health.
- They really can't stress enough how crucial it is to follow safety protocols.
- He couldn't stress enough the urgent need for a solution to the problem.
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- My teacher used to say, "I can't stress enough the value of reading every day."
- We cannot stress enough the potential risks involved in this venture.
- Throughout the training, she couldn't stress enough the importance of clear communication.
- I simply can't stress enough how much your support means to me.
- You really can't stress enough the impact of small daily habits on long-term success.
- The report couldn't stress enough the necessity of immediate action from the board.
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