alleviative (Meaning)
alleviative (s)
moderating pain or sorrow by making it easier to bear
alleviative (a.)
Tending to alleviate.
alleviative (n.)
That which alleviates.
Synonyms & Antonyms of alleviative
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alleviative Sentence Examples
- The herbal tea had an alleviative effect on the individual's upset stomach.
- The therapist recommended an alleviative massage to relax tense muscles.
- Breathing exercises can be used as an alleviative technique to reduce stress.
- The cool compress served as an alleviative measure for the patient's swollen ankle.
- Aromatherapy is often employed as an alleviative approach to enhance relaxation and well-being.
- The doctor prescribed an alleviative balm for the soothing relief of skin irritation.
- Meditation is known for its alleviative benefits in promoting mental clarity and calmness.
- The support group provided an alleviative environment for individuals coping with grief.
- The warm bath had an alleviative effect on the person's physical and mental fatigue.
- The calming music acted as an alleviative factor, easing the tension in the room.
FAQs About the word alleviative
moderating pain or sorrow by making it easier to bearTending to alleviate., That which alleviates.
curative, healthy, corrective, wholesome, useful, rehabilitative, salubrious, rejuvenating, salutary, sanative
harmful, pernicious, unhealthful, harmful, damaging, noxious, pernicious, unhealthy, deleterious, noxious
The herbal tea had an alleviative effect on the individual's upset stomach.
The therapist recommended an alleviative massage to relax tense muscles.
Breathing exercises can be used as an alleviative technique to reduce stress.
The cool compress served as an alleviative measure for the patient's swollen ankle.
