relieves
Takes over for
Relieves is the third-person singular of relieve, meaning to ease or lessen something burdensome.
A medication relieves pain; good news relieves anxiety.
To relieve someone is to take over their duties: The night shift relieves us at midnight.
In military contexts, forces relieve a besieged position by ending the siege.
To relieve oneself is a euphemism for urinating or defecating.
soothes
Gently relieves distress
mitigates · reduces · lessens · diminishes · lightens · ameliorates · allays · mollifies · palliates · abates
- superficies grabadas
alleviating vs. intensifying discomfort
relievesaggravates
Makes more severe
worsens · exacerbates · intensifies · compounds · heightens
- pain relieverDrug reducing discomfort
- relieve oneselfExpel bodily waste
- long relieverPitcher entering early blowouts
- stress relievingReducing mental tension
- middle relieverPitcher between starter, closer
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