'relieving'
[relieve.v.01] as in: provide physical relief, as from pain


Examples:
This pill will relieve your headaches



'relieving'
[take_over.v.03] as in: free someone temporarily from his or her obligations



'relieving'
[exempt.v.01] as in: grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to


Examples:
She exempted me from the exam



'relieving'
[still.v.03] as in: lessen the intensity of or calm


Examples:
The news eased my conscience
still the fears



'relieving'
[salvage.v.01] as in: save from ruin, destruction, or harm



'relieving'
[unbosom.v.01] as in: relieve oneself of troubling information


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'relieving'
[remedy.v.02] as in: provide relief for


Examples:
remedy his illness



'relieving'
[relieve.v.08] as in: free from a burden, evil, or distress


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'relieving'
[relieve.v.09] as in: take by stealing


Examples:
The thief relieved me of $100


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'relieving'
[excuse.v.02] as in: grant exemption or release to


Examples:
Please excuse me from this class



'relieving'
[relieve.v.11] as in: alleviate or remove (pressure or stress) or make less oppressive


Examples:
relieve the pressure and the stress
lighten the burden of caring for her elderly parents



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