0 present participle of relieve --
1 to make an unpleasant feeling, such as pain or worry, less strong: --
2 to provide relief for a bad situation or for people in need: --
3 polite word for urinate : --
Opium came to be used widely by the migrant workers, partly as a medicine effective against malaria, and for relieving pain.
Cold stratification is also efficient for relieving seeds from secondary dormancy.
All three models, then, give both doctor and patient moral work to do with the aim of restoring the patient's health or relieving suffering.
The study reported in this paper aims at relieving the work involved with the bisimulation proof method.
Technology is applied as a means of achieving a specific result, such as relieving anxiety, avoiding litigation, or promoting one's own career.
As far as relieving poverty in old age is concerned, the 1948 settlement was doomed from the outset.
The shape of a flatmount depends greatly on the placement of relieving cuts in the cerebral hemisphere.
However, the extent to which these nutrients limit crop yields, and the role organic inputs may play in relieving them, are poorly documented.
