relievable
Able to lessen
Relievable describes something capable of being relieved—eased, lessened, or removed.
Pain may be relievable with medication.
A soldier at a post is relievable when a replacement arrives.
The pressure was intense but relievable with proper rest.
The word appears most often in medical and military contexts.
Capable of being cured
- controllableAble to be regulated
- resolvableAble to be settled
- bearableAble to be endured
- endurableCapable of being borne
tolerable · surmountable · correctable · improvable · reducible · modifiable · rectifiable · fixable
Reducing strain or difficulty
- soothingReducing distress or discomfort
- mitigatingReducing harm or severity
- lesseningBecoming reduced in degree
- reducingMaking less or smaller
diminishing · palliative · analgesic · lightening · moderating · ameliorating · assuaging · decreasing
Restoration of health
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- renewalMaking current again
recuperation · regeneration · mending · remedy · treatment · revitalization · restoration · salve
Giving solace to another
- reassuringRestoring calm or confidence
- soothingReducing distress or discomfort
- supportiveOffering help and reassurance
- empatheticFeeling what others feel
sympathetic · nurturing · heartening · encouraging · solacing · caring · gentle · understanding
treatable
Capable of being cured
- controllableAble to be regulated
- resolvableAble to be settled
- bearableAble to be endured
endurable · tolerable · surmountable · correctable · improvable · reducible · modifiable · rectifiable · fixable · remediable
easing
Reducing strain or difficulty
- soothingReducing distress or discomfort
- mitigatingReducing harm or severity
- lesseningBecoming reduced in degree
reducing · diminishing · palliative · analgesic · lightening · moderating · ameliorating · assuaging · decreasing · dulling
healing
Restoration of health
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
renewal · recuperation · regeneration · mending · remedy · treatment · revitalization · restoration · salve · balm
consoling
Giving solace to another
- reassuringRestoring calm or confidence
- soothingReducing distress or discomfort
- supportiveOffering help and reassurance
empathetic · sympathetic · nurturing · heartening · encouraging · solacing · caring · gentle · understanding · compassionate
relievableincurable
Cannot be healed
irremediable · untreatable · intractable · unmitigable · hopeless
relievablepermanent
Fixed without end
enduring · unending · everlasting · perpetual · inescapable
relief, relieve, relieved, relevant, relevance, irrelevant, alleviate, relieving, reliever