Relieved
Relieved adjective - (of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear.
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Synonyms for Relieved
Sweet and relieved are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sweet" instead an adjective "Relieved".
Nearby Word: relieving
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Sweet on Polly Oliver: Hamilton is quite smitten with Jake and rather relieved once he finds out that Jake is actually a girl pretending to be a boy.
Source: Series / Young Americans - In Something*Positive, Helen (of Penny and Aggie) moves to the city and is helped by a kindly old lady, only to later discover said sweet old lady had relieved her of her wallet.
Source: Welcome to the Big City -
Welcome to the Big City: Helen (from Penny and Aggie) moves to the city and is helped by a kindly old lady, only to later discover said sweet old lady had relieved her of her wallet.
Source: Webcomic / Something*Positive
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