verb
disburden
Disburden (verb) means to take a heavy weight off someone or something.
verb
1
To take a heavy weight off someone or something.
"to disburden a pack animal"
2
To take away a worry that has been troubling someone.
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What is the meaning of disburden?
"disburden" (verb) means to take a heavy weight off someone or something.
What is another word for disburden?
Other words for "disburden" include unburden.
What is the opposite of disburden?
Opposites of "disburden" include encumber, saddle, impose, load.
What are the different meanings of disburden?
"disburden" has 2 main meanings: 1. To take a heavy weight off someone or something; 2. To take away a worry that has been troubling someone.
