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relieve

relieve re·lieved re·liev·ing : to set free from a duty, burden, or liability [cannot be relieved of his negligence]

Relieve

Relieve, means to set free from a duty, burden, or liability, Hosey v. Burges, 890 SW 2d 262.

Relievable

Capable of being relieved fitted to recieve relief

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Reliever

One who or that which relieves

Relieving

Serving or tending to relieve

Relievement

Matched in: Term Relievement

Relieve

To lift up to raise again as one who has fallen to cause to rise

Demesmerize

To relieve from mesmeric influence See Mesmerize

Discharge

To relieve of a charge load or burden to empty of a load or cargo to unburden to unload as

Relevant

Relieving lending aid or support

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