alleviation in Latin
alleviation in Latin is levamentum — alleviation means the act of making a problem, such as pain or hardship, less severe.
alleviation in Latin
levamentum
What does "alleviation" mean?
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noun The act of making a problem, such as pain or hardship, less severe.
"The only light is from a high barred window, and it is not so much light as an alleviation of the murk."
- noun The reduction of pain or something else unpleasant; a sense of ease.
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- The only light is from a high barred window, and it is not so much light as an alleviation of the murk.
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What is "alleviation" in Latin?
"alleviation" in Latin is levamentum. alleviation means: The act of making a problem, such as pain or hardship, less severe.
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