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Meanings of relieve in English
Usage of relieve in English
1
Mr Scott said cartoons relieve pressure, amuse and draw attention to subjects.
2
Try sliding to and fro to relieve different areas on your ride.
3
Therefore, GSH supplements could relieve thermal stress influencing metabolic mechanisms in fish.
4
Taking on board advice could help to relieve the pressure of choice!
5
Second, it aspires to relieve the instigators of any or all responsibility.
6
The duke was the first to relieve the awkwardness of the moment.
7
To relieve the inner congestion and consequent pain in the affected parts.
8
Speakers clashed on whether an international force could relieve Israeli security fears.
9
Numerous natural clearings or prairies relieve the sameness of the luxuriant forests.
10
We were about to relieve the French in the line near Chaulnes.
11
This is done to relieve the atmospheric pressure in the final work.
12
The material interests in question are enough to relieve us from anxiety.
13
This question did not surprise the glovemaker as much as relieve him.
14
We have allowed them to relieve the pressure and gain 30 metres.
15
RECREATION, n. A particular kind of dejection to relieve a general fatigue.
16
One thing the treaty will certainly do is relieve the Defense ept.
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Translations for relieve
Catalan
Relieve through the time
Relieve across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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