Relieved
Relieved adjective - (of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear.
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Synonyms for Relieved
Spell and relieved are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spell" instead a verb "Relieved".
Nearby Word: relieving
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Harris is initially relieved her name is "Sandy," because "everybody has weird names now, like Tiffany with p-h-i, and instead of Nancy it's Nanceen." Then SanDeE* tells him how to spell hers.
Source: Film / L.A. Story - But Spud is relieved to find that there was never a love spell, and Stacy was Not Brainwashed.
Source: Not Brainwashed - And in a later arc, a mage uses a magical truth spell that people can't help but reply to to try and ruin their relationship, wherein Maytag admits to infidelity and Bernadette admits to being relieved to hear it.
Source: Shocking Swerve
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