Relieve synonyms and antonyms - Thesaurus

Synonyms for RELIEVE: comfort, spell, free, soothe, soften, take over for, cover for, remove, discharge; Antonyms for RELIEVE: exacerbate, worsen, hurt, ... HomeThesaurus Relieve Relievesynonymsandantonymsrĭ-lēv' Filters  (0) Meanings Synonyms Sentences Sortingby Votes VotesRelevanceA-ZZ-ACategory: mostcommon Unique synonym related antonym idiom comfortComfortmeanstogiveasenseofpeacetosomeone.61spellTonameorwriteinorderthelettersconstituting(aword).52freeFreemeanstoreleaseorletgo.30sootheToeaseorrelieve(pain,forexample).31softenTounderminethemoraleofsomeone(oftensoftenup).31substitute(related)(Chem.)Toreplaceasasubstituent32takeoverforToreplace21 Advertisement coverforToreplace21removeTodoawaywith;eliminate:10dischargeTorelease(anauxiliaryassumption)fromthelistofassumptionsusedinarguments,andreturntothemainargument.10forcetoresignToreplace10assuageTolessentheintensityof,tomitigateorrelieve(hunger,emotion,painetc.).10alleviateTomakelesssevere,asapainordifficulty.10allayTocalmorpacify(anemotion);settorest:10 Advertisement lighten(Archaic)Toenlighten.10mitigateTooperateorwork(against)10divertToamuse;entertain10diminish(Music)Toreduce(aperfectoraminorinterval)byahalfstep10reduce(Cooking)Toboil(aliquid)inordertodecreasethevolumeandconcentratetheflavors10consoleTocomfort(someone)inatimeofgrief,disappointment,etc.10cureTocausetobefreeof,toloseinterestin,ortostopdoingsomething:10 Advertisement assist(Sports)Tomakeapassthatleadsdirectlytowardsscoring.10help(related)(Intransitive)Toprovideassistance.10absolveThedefinitionofabsolveistobeforgivenforyoursinsortobesetfreeofallofthelegalormoralconsequencesofyouractions.10disburdenTofreeofaburdenortrouble:10disengageToreleasefromsomethingthatholdsfast,connects,orentangles.10relaxTotreat(tightlycurledhair)withachemicalsolutionsoastoloosenthecurls10easeToreducethedifficultyortroubleof:11 Advertisement dismiss(related)Todismissisdefinedastosendsomeoneaway,ortodisregardanideaortreatsomethingasunworthyofconsideration.11decrease(related)Tomake(aquantity)smaller.11disentangleTofreesomethingfromentanglement;toextricateorunknot00exemptTofreefromaruleorobligationwhichappliestoothers;excuse;release00extricateTosetfree;releaseordisentangle(fromanet,difficulty,etc.)00lessenTobecomeless;decrease:00palliateTopalliateistomakesomethinglesspainfulorunpleasant,ortocalmfears.00 Advertisement remedyToputbackinpropercondition;putright00rescueTocausetobefreefromdanger,imprisonment,ordifficulty;save.00subTosubistosubstitute,tousesomeoneorsomethinginsteadofthepersonorobjectnormallyused.00succorTogivesuchassistance00exacerbate(antonym)Exacerbateisdefinedastomakeworseormoresevere.00worsen(antonym)Tomakeorbecomeworse00hurt(antonym)Toundermine,impede,ordamage.00 Advertisement discourage(antonym)Todepriveofcourage,hope,orconfidence;dishearten00upset(antonym)Tocause(thestomach)tofeelill.00worry(antonym)Tomanagetoget(alongorthrough)inthefaceoftrialsanddifficulties00trouble(antonym)Tomentallydistress;tocause(someone)tobeanxiousorperplexed.00burden(antonym)Toimpose,asaloadorburden;tolayorplaceasaburden(somethingheavyorobjectionable).00pain(antonym)Tocausephysicalpainto;hurt:00harm(antonym)Thedefinitionofharmistohurtordamagesomething.00 Advertisement injure(antonym)Tocausedamageto;impair:00blame(antonym)(Usuallyfollowedby"for")Toassertorconsiderthatsomeoneisthecauseofsomethingnegative;toplaceblame,toattributeresponsibility(forsomethingnegativeorfordoingsomethingnegative).00accuse(antonym)Toprosecute.00condemn(antonym)Toforce(someone)toexperience,endure,ordosomething:00clear(Intransitive)Ofacheckorfinancialtransaction,togothroughaspayment;tobeprocessedsothatthemoneyistransferred.00disembarrassTofreefromsomethingbothersomeorencumbering;relieve.00disencumberTorelieveofaburden;freefromahindranceorannoyance00 Advertisement ridTofree,clear,relieve,ordisencumber,asofsomethingundesirable00shakeoffTodissociateoneselffrom(anallegationorrumour).00throwoff(Idiomatic)Tointroduceerrorsorinaccuracies;toskew.00unburdenTofreefromorrelieveofaburdenortrouble:00shakeTounnerve;disturb;upset00abetThedefinitionofabetmeanstosupportorhelpwithanaction,usuallyanillegalone.00aidToprovideassistance,support,orreliefto:00 Advertisement boost(Slang)Tostealorrob,especiallybyshopliftingorpickpocketing.00dispenseToprepareandgiveoutmedicines.00excuseExcuseisdefinedastoforgive,pardonorfreefromanobligation.00letoffTocausetoexplode.00spareTouseorsupplywithrestraint:00takeover(Idiomatic)Toassumecontrolofsomething,especiallybyforce;tousurp.00give(orlend)ahand00 Advertisement givealegup00increase(related)Tocausetobecomegreaterinsize,amount,degree,etc.;addto;augment00keep(related)Tomanage,tend,orhavechargeof:00unbosom(Archaic)Toconfessamisdeed.00stillInaddition;besides:00salvageSalvageisdefinedastosavefromsomething.00salveSalveistosoothorhealusinganointment,ortogiverelief.00save(Computing)Towriteafiletodiskorotherstoragemedium.00releive(related)00counteract(related)00ameliorate(related)00overcome(related)00restrain(related)00releaseTorelieveofcareorsuffering:01redressToputinorderagain;tosetright;toemend;torevise.01aggravate(antonym)Toannoyorexasperate:01SynonymStudy Allay suggestsaneffective,althoughtemporaryorincomplete,calmingorquietingwe'veallayedtheirsuspicions Mitigate impliesamoderatingormakingmilderofthatwhichislikelytocausepaintomitigateapunishment Assuage suggestsasofteningorpacifyinginfluenceinlesseningpainordistress,calmingangerorpassion,etc.herkindwordsassuagedhisresentment Lighten impliesacheeringreductionoftheweightofoppressionordepressionnothingcanlightentheburdenofourgrief Alleviate impliestemporaryrelief,suggestingthatthesourceofthemiseryremainsunaffecteddrugstoalleviatethepain Relieve impliesthereductionofmisery,discomfort,ortediousnesssufficientlytomakeitbearabletheyplayedagametorelievethemonotonyofthetripFindanotherwordforrelieve.Inthispageyoucandiscover86synonyms,antonyms,idiomaticexpressions,andrelatedwordsforrelieve,like:comfort,spell,free,soothe,soften,substitute,takeoverfor,coverfor,remove,dischargeandforcetoresign.Trendingtopics 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