relieve
/ˈrɛlɪv/; /ˈriːlɪv/Definitions
1. verb
to make (a person or their troubles) feel better; to give (someone) a feeling of comfort or happiness
“The news relieved her of the anxiety that had been plaguing her.”
2. noun
the act of making (a person or their troubles) feel better; a feeling of comfort or happiness
“The relief from the hot summer sun was a welcome change.”
3. noun
a reduction or cessation of a duty, responsibility, or obligation
“The military was relieved of its duties during the holiday season.”
4. noun
a payment or money given to someone in exchange for something, especially a debt
“The relief payment helped the family recover from the loss of their home.”
5. noun
a sudden and unexpected movement or action, especially one that is violent or forceful
“The crowd’s relief turned into chaos as the doors burst open.”