relieved Antonyms
Strongest:
- worried
- distressed
- agitated
- upset
- anxious
- perturbed
- disturbed
- disturbed
- perturbed
- bothered
- nervous
- upset
- nervous
- agitated
- uneasy
- distressed
- anxious
- worried
- bothered
- uneasy
Strong:
- unquiet
- jittery
- jumpy
- restless
- restless
- flustered
- unhinged
- unglued
- discomposed
- unquiet
- jittery
- unstrung
- jumpy
- unhinged
- unstrung
- unsettled
- tense
- discomposed
- flustered
- unglued
- unsettled
- tense
Weak:
Strongest:
- aloof
- phlegmatic
- tranquillized
- indifferent
- relaxed
- dispassionate
- impassive
- carefree
- tranquilized
- assured
- bovine
- stolid
- confident
- unconcerned
- detached
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Meaning of relieved
relieved (s)
(of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear
extending out above or beyond a surface or boundary
relieved (imp. & p. p.)
of Relieve
relieved Sentence Examples
- After the long and arduous journey, the travelers were finally relieved to reach their destination.
- The doctor's diagnosis brought great relief to the worried patient.
- The cease-fire relieved the constant fear and anxiety that had gripped the war-torn region.
- The release of the hostages brought a collective sense of relief to their families and friends.
- The completion of the project relieved the team's heavy workload.
- The loss of the election relieved the candidate from the intense pressure of campaigning.
- The apology relieved the guilt and shame that had been weighing on her mind.
- The discovery of the missing pet relieved the owner's heart-wrenching anxiety.
- The doctor's reassurance relieved the patient's concerns about their condition.
- The resolution of the conflict relieved the tension and animosity that had been tearing the community apart.
FAQs About the word relieved
(of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear, extending out above or beyond a surface or boundaryof Relieve
aloof, phlegmatic, tranquillized, indifferent,relaxed, dispassionate, impassive, carefree, tranquilized, assured
worried, distressed, agitated,upset, anxious, perturbed, disturbed, disturbed, perturbed, bothered
After the long and arduous journey, the travelers were finally relieved to reach their destination.
The doctor's diagnosis brought great relief to the worried patient.
The cease-fire relieved the constant fear and anxiety that had gripped the war-torn region.
The release of the hostages brought a collective sense of relief to their families and friends.
