There is no one universally accepted sign for indicating stress in Hebrew texts.

As the Portuguese grave accent, the trema does not indicate stress.

A sweat stain beneath the inscription indicated stress, according to a department shrink.

Jerry, for example, says that Robert was his "best man" without indicating stress or irony.

The quincunx indicates difficulty and stress, due to incompatible elements being forced together.

An example of the latter in English (acute accent indicates stress):

Her hair was braided elaborately, and she had a few white hairs, perhaps indicating emotional stress.

There are no cues to indicate correct stress in Russian.

It is used to indicate stress on a vowel otherwise not expected to have stress.

"For a Betazoid, your vital signs are quite elevated, indicating severe stress or illness."