Relieve Past Tense

The past tense of Relieve is relieved.

1. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] provide physical relief, as from pain.

Rhymes with Relieve Oneself

• yourself
• themself
• theirself
• himself
• ourself
• myself
• itself
• hisself
• herself
• shelf
• selph
• relph
• relf
• helf
• delph
• chelf

Sentences with relieve-oneself

1. Noun Phrase
To relieve oneself of the hiccups, the Fencible website suggests drinking a glass of water.

2. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] free someone temporarily from his or her obligations.

3. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to.

4. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] lessen the intensity of or calm.

5. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] provide relief for.

6. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] relieve oneself of troubling information.

7. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] save from ruin, destruction, or harm.

8. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] grant exemption or release to.

9. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] alleviate or remove (pressure or stress) or make less oppressive.

10. relieve

verb. ['rɪˈliːv, riːˈliːv'] take by stealing.