alleviator (Meaning)

Wordnet

alleviator (n)

a therapist who makes suffering more endurable

remedy that alleviates pain without curing

Webster

One who, or that which, alleviates.

The pain medication acted as a potent alleviator for the patient's discomfort.
The counselor served as an effective alleviator, offering support during times of emotional distress.
The charity organization acted as a crucial alleviator for families struggling with financial hardships.
The cool compress functioned as a natural alleviator, reducing inflammation in the injured area.
The mentor became an invaluable alleviator for the student, guiding them through challenging academic tasks.
The new policy aimed to be an alleviator for traffic congestion by implementing efficient transportation solutions.
The philanthropic efforts of the foundation acted as a significant alleviator for communities affected by natural disasters.
The therapist's calming presence served as an alleviator for the client's anxiety during therapy sessions.
The technological innovation acted as an alleviator for energy consumption, promoting sustainability.
The support group functioned as an emotional alleviator for individuals facing common challenges.

a therapist who makes suffering more endurable, remedy that alleviates pain without curingOne who, or that which, alleviates.

ease, help, soothe, mitigate,relieve, improve, assuage, allay, cure, heal

hurt, aggravate, exacerbate, injure, exacerbate, harm, impair, harm, impair, aggravate

The pain medication acted as a potent alleviator for the patient's discomfort.

The counselor served as an effective alleviator, offering support during times of emotional distress.

The charity organization acted as a crucial alleviator for families struggling with financial hardships.

The cool compress functioned as a natural alleviator, reducing inflammation in the injured area.