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View definitions for relieve

relieve

verb as in help; give assistance

verb as in remove blame, responsibility

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Example Sentences

Yes, there are the long, glorious summers off, which relieve teacher-parents of the stress and expense of the summer camp scramble.

In limited cases, pardons can restore gun rights to those convicted of crimes that did not involve a dangerous weapon or relieve a sex offender from being required to register.

He agrees that making it a safer, more personalized, and guided experience would help relieve a lot of anguish he sees in his clients.

From Slate

The good news is a swipe left or the word "no" punctuated with a laugh will relieve them of this delusion.

From Salon

Kreation Organic Juicery, with 23 locations in the L.A. area, has also seen a marked increase in sales of two juices claimed to relieve stress — though the company, like Pressed, has not explicitly marketed them for election anxiety relief.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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