Relieved is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELIEVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RELIEVE, to free from discomfort
• cause (pain, distress, or difficulty) to become less severe or serious
• cause (someone) to stop feeling distressed or anxious
• release (someone) from duty by taking their place
• bring military support for (a besieged place)
• take (a burden) from someone
• free someone from (a tiresome responsibility)
• used ironically to indicate that someone has been deprived of something
• make less tedious or monotonous by the introduction of variety
• used as a formal or euphemistic expression for urination or defecation
• make (something) stand out
ADJECTIVE:
• experiencing relief, esp from worry or anxiety
• (of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear
• extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lessen or free from pain or discomfort

Words related to RELIEVED

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How to use RELIEVED in a sentence

• We only come up here for a month at a time, but the man we relieved told us a strange tale about another poor beggar who came into the station some two months ago.
• Greatly relieved to find that his brother was alive and well, Jack returned to the naval camp, where he speedily made himself at home.
• Relieved by this indulgence of his mortified heart, Cadurcis looked about him for resources.
• Lady Mardykes was relieved, and for a time was happier than ever.
• I was relieved when the whole party came back, and when the blooming, happy face of Lulu showed that she, at least, had neither thought nor done anything very bad.
• I sent over a relief this very afternoon, and the relieved men brought back the report that Truman had scarcely quitted his house for a week.
• Sherwood would be glad to be relieved of the charge.
• Having thus relieved her mind, the nurse swallowed the contents of the tumbler.
• We got safely into the trench and relieved the Highland Light Infantry.
• The arrival of the fresh detachment relieved him of this difficulty, and it now seemed that a way of escape was open to him.
• Charity is a law, because our conscience is not satisfied nor at ease if we have not relieved the suffering, the distressed, and the destitute.
• An editor on the new system is no doubt relieved of a certain measure of responsibility.
• We now found that our apprehensions of the distressed situation of that settlement until it was relieved were well founded.
• Occasionally, as a man fell, Hal or Chester would step into the breach and hold the place until relieved by another soldier.
• His mother had just discovered that he had not slept in his bed, and was greatly relieved to see him.
• He did not allow the amount of his wealth to be known to gentlemen who might have relieved him of the anxiety of watching over it.
• Well, she could let grandmamma know she was sorry, and feeling relieved at having found a possible solution of the problem, she closed the spelling book.
• She was relieved when the nurse came in with a glass of lemonade and she could slip out without his seeing her face.

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