relieve in Latin
relieve in Latin is relevō — relieve means to ease or reduce pain, distress, or worry.
relieve in Latin
relevō
What does "relieve" mean?
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verb To ease or reduce pain, distress, or worry.
"The medicine helped relieve his back pain."
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verb To free someone from a duty, task, or responsibility, often by taking their place.
"A fresh guard arrived to relieve him at midnight."
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relieve in a sentence
- The medicine helped relieve his back pain.
- Talking to a friend can relieve a lot of stress.
- A fresh guard arrived to relieve him at midnight.
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What is "relieve" in Latin?
"relieve" in Latin is relevō. relieve means: To ease or reduce pain, distress, or worry.
How do you use "relieve" in a sentence?
Example: "The medicine helped relieve his back pain." In Latin, "relieve" is relevō.
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