disburdens (Meaning)

disburdens

to rid of a burden, discharge, unload, unburden

The therapy session helped Jane disburden herself of the heavy weight of her past traumas.
The confession disburdened John's conscience and brought him a sense of relief.
The act of writing in her journal disburdened Sarah's mind of worries and anxieties.
The apology disburdened Mary and allowed her to move forward without guilt.
The donation of money to charity disburdened Amanda's heart, filling it with compassion.
The doctors' diagnosis disburdened Peter, giving him a clear path to recovery.
The resolution of the lawsuit disburdened both parties, ending the long and stressful ordeal.
The crying spell disburdened Elizabeth, freeing her from pent-up emotions.
The laughter and camaraderie with friends disburdened George, lifting his spirits and easing his burdens.
The open and honest conversation with her partner disburdened Maria, strengthening their bond and promoting healing.

to rid of a burden, discharge, unload, unburden

unloads, unburdens, empties, relieves,discharges, unlades, disencumbers, unpacks, evacuates, clears

loads, packs, charges, jams,fills, stuffs, jam-packs, crams,heaps

The therapy session helped Jane disburden herself of the heavy weight of her past traumas.

The confession disburdened John's conscience and brought him a sense of relief.

The act of writing in her journal disburdened Sarah's mind of worries and anxieties.

The apology disburdened Mary and allowed her to move forward without guilt.