English
stressproof
From stress + -proof.
Formed from stress + -proof
Latin stringō ‘to draw tight together’
Latin distringō ‘to stretch out, apart’
Old French destrecier ‘to distress’
Middle English destresse
English stress
Today it means
adj Resistant to physical or mental stress.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / stressproof