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Definition of relieve
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 relieve is as below...
Relieve
(v. t.) To ease of any
imposition,
burden,
wrong,
or
oppression,
by
judicial
or
legislative
interposition,
as by the
removal
of a
grievance,
by
indemnification
for
losses,
or the like; to
right..
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Reprieve
::
Reprieve
(v. t.) To
relieve
for a time, or
temporarily..
Freshen
::
Freshen
(v. t.) To
relieve,
as a rope, by
change
of place where
friction
wears it; or to
renew,
as the
material
used to
prevent
chafing;
as, to
freshen
a
hawse..
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) That
surface
upon which the
figures
of a
composition
are set, and which
relieves
them by its
plainness,
being
either
of one tint or of tints but
slightly
contrasted
with one
another;
as,
crimson
Bowers
on a white
ground..
Demesmerize
::
Demesmerize
(v. t.) To
relieve
from
mesmeric
influence.
See
Mesmerize.
Spell
::
Spell (v. t.) To
supply
the place of for a time; to take the turn of, at work; to
relieve;
as, to spell the
helmsman..
Respite
::
Respite
(n.) To
relieve
by a pause or
interval
of rest.
Ravel
::
Ravel (v. i.) To
become
untwisted
or
unwoven;
to be
disentangled;
to be
relieved
of
intricacy.
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To raise or
remove,
as
anything
which
depresses,
weighs
down, or
crushes;
to
render
less
burdensome
or
afflicting;
to
alleviate;
to
abate;
to
mitigate;
to
lessen;
as, to
relieve
pain; to
relieve
the wants of the
poor..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) The state of being
discharged
or
relieved
of a debt,
obligation,
office,
and the like;
acquittal..
Helper
::
Helper
(n.) One who, or that
which,
helps,
aids,
assists,
or
relieves;
as, a lay
helper
in a
parish..
Spill
::
Spill (v. t.) To
relieve
a sail from the
pressure
of the wind, so that it can be more
easily
reefed
or
furled,
or to
lessen
the
strain..
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To ease of any
imposition,
burden,
wrong,
or
oppression,
by
judicial
or
legislative
interposition,
as by the
removal
of a
grievance,
by
indemnification
for
losses,
or the like; to
right..
Solace
::
Solace
(v. t.)
Comfort
in
grief;
alleviation
of grief or
anxiety;
also, that which
relieves
in
distress;
that which
cheers
or
consoles;
relief..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. t.) To
relieve
of an
office
or
employment;
to send away from
service;
to
dismiss.
Relievable
::
Relievable
(a.)
Capable
of being
relieved;
fitted
to
recieve
relief.
Remedy
::
Remedy
(n.) That which
relieves
or cures a
disease;
any
medicine
or
application
which puts an end to
disease
and
restores
health;
-- with for; as, a
remedy
for the
gout..
Celotomy
::
Celotomy
(n.) The act or
operation
of
cutting,
to
relieve
the
structure
in
strangulated
hernia..
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To free,
wholly
or
partly,
from any
burden,
trial,
evil,
distress,
or the like; to give ease,
comfort,
or
consolation
to; to give aid, help, or
succor
to; to
support,
strengthen,
or
deliver;
as, to
relieve
a
besieged
town..
Relax
::
Relax (n.)
Hence,
to
relieve
from
attention
or
effort;
to ease; to
recreate;
to
divert;
as,
amusement
relaxes
the
mind..
Alms
::
Alms (n. sing. & pl.)
Anything
given
gratuitously
to
relieve
the poor, as
money,
food, or
clothing;
a gift of
charity..
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