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peer pressure
This term describes a psychological force that is often perceived as negative or coercive, typically associated with adolescence and the desire for social acceptance. While it frequently implies a push toward risky behaviors, it can also be positive when a group encourages healthy habits or academic achievement.
As an uncountable noun, it refers to a general phenomenon rather than individual instances. You cannot refer to a single peer pressure; instead, you would describe a situation as an example of peer pressure or refer to the amount of pressure felt.
Meanings
Examples
It is hard to resist peer pressure when all your friends are doing it.
He succumbed to peer pressure and skipped class.
I wonder if I am just following the crowd due to peer pressure.
Peer pressure can be positive if it encourages you to study harder.
There is a lot of peer pressure in the office to stay late every night.
She felt the peer pressure to buy the latest smartphone.
Stop letting peer pressure dictate your life choices.