Similar words: relieve, it is believed that, believe, believe in, aggrieved, relief, belief, achieve. Meaning: [rɪ'lɪːv] 
adj. (of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear.
adj. (of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear. 
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(31) A relieved smile spread over his face.
(32) The pickpocket delicately relieved him of his wallet.
(33) They are relieved of material difficulties.
(34) I felt relieved that Ben would be there.
(35) I was so relieved I burst into tears .
(36) The general was relieved of his command in 1941.
(37) The war was over;the tension was relieved.
(38) We were/felt relieved to hear you were safe.
(39) He rose and relieved her of her bags.
(40) She was glad to be relieved of this burden.
(41) A couple of guys relieved him of his wallet.
(42) We are all relieved to be back home.
(43) A porter relieved her of the three large cases.
(44) I was relieved of my position as director.
(45) I'm just relieved that nobody was hurt.
(46) The white building was relieved against the blue sky.
(47) I was relieved to see that he seemed almost himself again.
(48) We were relieved to hear you were admitted to a university.
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(49) After the defeat General Meyer was relieved of his command.
(50) I was relieved to find out that my problems were due to a genuine disorder.
(51) I was so relieved I could have kissed them all.
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(53) The diplomat threw in a joke, and the tension was instantly relieved.
(54) The captain was relieved from his post when his guilt was proved.
(55) The former minister was relieved of his post in last month's extensive government reshuffle.
(56) Slowing the arms race relieved pressure on the Soviet economic system.
(57) When he failed to turn up for training, he was relieved of his duties as captain.
(58) She relieved her feelings by throwing down her husband's books on the floor.
(59) The committee's chairperson is to be relieved of her duties.
(60) We were relieved to hear that she was out of danger.
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