English to Spanish Meaning of alleviate - aliviar

Alleviate :
aliviar

aliviar, mitigar, calmar, tranquilo, eliminar, extrudir, expulsar, borrar, hierba, limpiar, retirar

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Definitions of alleviate in English
Verb(1) provide physical relief, as from pain(2) make easier
Examples of alleviate in English
(1) measures to alleviate unemployment(2) he couldn't prevent her pain, only alleviate it(3) The pedestrian crossing at Market Hill has also been switched off to help alleviate traffic problems.(4) I'm pleased that in Cumbria at least the money is going into a pool, which will be used to alleviate the problems.(5) So can our community leaders come up with a plan of action to help alleviate this problem?(6) The brothers hope to alleviate the problems they encountered during their school days.(7) A large, modern bus station would surely help alleviate the problems and keep the traffic flowing.(8) With foreign investment, there would be job creation, economic growth and above all, poverty alleviation for the people.(9) The perceived benefit was due to alleviation of withdrawal symptoms.(10) He called for concerted efforts in preventing spread of the disease and alleviating the suffering of people infected and affected.(11) At the core of this book is a call for a radical rethinking of how psychiatric problems are alleviated .(12) The decriminalisation of abortion would assist in alleviating this problem.(13) Try uninstalling to see if this alleviates the problem.(14) Hang in there and it will subside: if not, you need not an agony aunt but an agony alleviator .(15) The medical endeavour is to help in the alleviation of suffering, which takes as many forms as there are individuals.(16) Inflation therefore is the only sensible solution toward alleviating this problem.
Related Phrases of alleviate
(1) alleviate poverty ::
aliviar la pobreza
Synonyms
Verb
1. reduce ::
reducir
2. facilitate ::
facilitar
3. relieve ::
aliviar
Antonyms
1. aggravate ::
agravar
2. exacerbate ::
exacerbar
Different Forms
alleviate, alleviated, alleviates, alleviating
Word Example from TV Shows
So Walt tells me that you have some concerns I can alleviate.

So Walt tells me that you have some concerns I can ALLEVIATE.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 11

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