Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tension"

A: the tension of the situation is very strongly felt. It means that the tension is so severe, it is almost something physical.

A: a feeling of nervousness before an important or difficult event

A: the tension felt between two people who want to do something sexual together but hold back.

A: This is a way to describe that something is about to get very ugly. Almost like if an argument or war is going to start. You use this when you are speaking in third person. It is mostly used in political conversations.

A: Or, "My wife didn't say anything, but there was tension in the air during breakfast. After I left the house, I realized I had forgotten our anniversary."

A: "Uptight" implies a personal response.
Example:
She was uptight that people wanted to take her picture.

"Tension" implies personal or environmental reactions.
Examples:
She was tense. (personal)
The tension between the boys grew as they got ready to fight. (environmental)

Please let me know if I can help clarify anything.

A: I get it

A: If you're talking about a relationship, you can use both. ie)

There is tension between my wife and I.
There is a strain on my relationship with my friend.

A: Your explanation helps me understand the differences!
So easy to understand.
Thank you so much:-)

A: Tension means stress or nervousness while suspense has to do with waiting, expectations and not knowing what is going to happen next:
There was a tension between the two men.
The meeting between the hero and his rival was filled with suspense and tension.

A: You can say:
텐션이 낮아졌어 I’m feeling down/ unenergetic.
너 오늘 텐션 낮아보인다 You seem down/ unenergetic today.

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A: don't take tense up.i am not flirting on you. i just talking to you as a friend .

A: put the descriptor word first.
"chronic tension headache" sounds more natural

A: “To function as whole and peace” does not make sense.

If we were to break this up into two meaningful sentences, we would get:

“With less tension, the world would be able to function as a whole. Peace would be the ultimate outcome.”

Is that what you mean to say?

A: It could mean a lot of things actually. Like it could mean their career is at stake, I guess you could say.

A: The accumulated tension is about to release.

A: what do you know... Can be taken as rude. It sounds like the person is saying, "you don't know everything about it so don't say anything."

You should just say, "how do I overcome/handle tension/stress?"

A: If the writer said perilous then he is wrong. If he said perilously, he would be right