Level and Relieved

Level

Level adjective - Free from emotional or mental agitation.
Usage example: in a much more level mood now that the worst is over

Relieved and level are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Relieved" instead an adjective "Level".

Nearby Words: leveled, levelled, leveling

Relieved

Relieved adjective - (of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear.
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Synonyms for Relieved

Level and relieved are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Level" instead an adjective "Relieved".

Nearby Word: relieving

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • No-Gear Level And there are several infinite (and, until you leave the level, infinitely reusable) energy sources between the time you acquire the weapon and the time you are relieved of it.
    Source: No-Gear Level
  • In Skeleton Key, the third book in the Alex Rider series, Alex is given a Game Boy and a copy of The Legend of Zelda while traveling to Cuba, and he's relieved to get to "the fifth level" without the Game Boy exploding in his hands.
    Source: Pac-Man Fever
  • The Inspector Is Coming In another, a particularly harsh top-level nurse comes to inspect Margaret's nursing staff, which results in Margaret herself becoming particularly harsh in an effort to satisfy her (she is relieved and happy at the end of the episode when the inspector rates her staff "satisfactory").
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