Oppressed
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late Middle English: from Old French oppresser, from medieval Latin oppressare, from Latin oppress- ‘pressed against’, from the verb opprimere .
etymonline
oppressed (adj.)
"weighted or pressed down," physically or mentally, late 14c., past-participle adjective from oppress.
Ovirredyn with a carte-wheel, The chyld oppressyd lay in the streete deed. [John Lydgate "Lives of Ss. Edmund & Fremund and the Extra Miracles of St. Edmund," mid-15c.]
