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Definition of relief
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of relief is as below...
Relief
(n.)
Release
from a post, or from the
performance
of duty, by the
intervention
of
others,
by
discharge,
or by
relay;
as, a
relief
of a
sentry..
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Relief
::
Relief
(n.) The
appearance
of
projection
given by
shading,
shadow,
etc., to any
figure..
Aid
::
Aid (v. t.) Help;
succor;
assistance;
relief.
Graphotype
::
Graphotype
(n.) A
process
for
producing
a
design
upon a
surface
in
relief
so that it can be
printed
from.
Prepared
chalk or oxide of zinc is
pressed
upon a
smooth
plate by a
hydraulic
press,
and the
design
is drawn upon this in a
peculiar
ink which
hardens
the
surface
wherever
it is
applied.
The
surface
is then
carefully
rubbed
or
brushed,
leaving
the lines in
relief..
Concerto
::
Concerto
(n.) A
composition
(usually
in
symphonic
form with three
movements)
in which one
instrument
(or two or
three)
stands
out in bold
relief
against
the
orchestra,
or
accompaniment,
so as to
display
its
qualities
or the
performer's
skill..
Stereograph
::
Stereogram
(n.) A
diagram
or
picture
which
represents
objects
in such a way as to give the
impression
of
relief
or
solidity;
also, a
stereograph..
Toreumatography
::
Toreumatography
(n.) A
description
of
sculpture
such as
bas-relief
in
metal.
Urethrotomy
::
Urethrotomy
(n.) An
incision
of the
urethra,
esp.
incision
for
relief
of
urethral
stricture..
Succorable
::
Succor
(v. t.) The
person
or thing that
brings
relief.
Woodbury-type
::
Woodbury-type
(n.) A
process
in
photographic
printing,
in which a
relief
pattern
in
gelatin,
which has been
hardened
after
certain
operations,
is
pressed
upon a plate of lead or other soft
metal.
An
intaglio
impression
in thus
produced,
from which
pictures
may be
directly
printed,
but by a
slower
process
than in
common
printing..
Emboss
::
Emboss
(v. t.) To raise in
relief
from a
surface,
as an
ornament,
a head on a coin, or the
like..
Fictor
::
Fictor
(n.) An
artist
who
models
or forms
statues
and
reliefs
in any
plastic
material.
Zincography
::
Zincography
(n.) The art or
process
of
engraving
or
etching
on zinc, in which the
design
is left in
relief
in the style of a wood cut, the rest of the
ground
being eaten away by
acid..
Anaglyphic
::
Anaglyphic
(n.) Work
chased
or
embossed
relief.
Panstereorama
::
Panstereorama
(n.) A model of a town or
country,
in
relief,
executed
in wood, cork,
pasteboard,
or the
like..
Goggle
::
Goggle
(v. i.)
Colored
glasses
for
relief
from
intense
light.
Ectype
::
Ectype
(n.) A work
sculptured
in
relief,
as a
cameo,
or in
bas-relief
(in this sense used
loosely)..
Recreative
::
Recreative
(a.)
Tending
to
recreate
or
refresh;
recreating;
giving
new vigor or
animation;
reinvigorating;
giving
relief
after labor or pain;
amusing;
diverting.
Charity
::
Charity
(n.)
Eleemosynary
appointments
[grants
or
devises]
including
relief
of the poor or
friendless,
education,
religious
culture,
and
public
institutions..
Flatness
::
Flatness
(n.)
Eveness
of
surface;
want of
relief
or
prominence;
the state of being plane or
level.
Stian
::
Stiacciato
(n.) The
lowest
relief,
-- often used in
Italian
sculpture
of the 15th and 16th
centuries..
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