alleviated
uh lee vee ay tuhd
- v provide physical relief, as from pain
- v make easier
- s (of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear
- On their side, they want their concerns to be alleviated.
- While the Vatican had expressed most of its concern about breathing difficulty, which was alleviated with a tracheotomy, Pavanelli says a readily apparent loss of weight, and an .
- Summer emerged as the obvious time for a break: it offered a respite for teachers, meshed with the agrarian calendar and alleviated physicians' concerns that packing students into .