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relieved



ADJECTIVE
deprived of something, or freed from it
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Example Sentences

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He could hear crickets and the hoot of an owl, and from the room inside, the soft snores of a family who would be relieved in the morning when he wasn’t there.

From Literature

"We are relieved to confirm that all passengers and crew are safe. Investigations are under way to establish what caused the technical issue that led to the emergency landing," Starsky spokesman Hassan Mohamed Aden said.

From BBC

Fed officials would be relieved — if not outright pleased — if the January report came in on target.

From MarketWatch

Fed officials would be relieved — if not outright pleased — if the January report came in on target.

From MarketWatch

Chase was relieved Momma Rossi had made it through the storm, but he knew they were still far from safe.

From Literature