What is another word for alleviated?
Pronunciation:
[ ɐlˈiːvɪˌe͡ɪtɪd], [ ɐlˈiːvɪˌeɪtɪd], [ ɐ_l_ˈiː_v_ɪ__ˌeɪ_t_ɪ_d]
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Synonyms for Alleviated:
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adj.
• moderate • relieved • all -
v.
• alleviated • lightened • moderated • relieved Other relevant words:
- aged ,
- all right ,
- ameliorate ,
- amend ,
- aplomb ,
- appease ,
- aristocratic ,
- aristocratical ,
- assist ,
- assistance ,
- assuage ,
- assuasive ,
- assuredness ,
- atrophied ,
- attention ,
- attenuate ,
- balmy ,
- becalm ,
- belittled ,
- best ,
- bettor ,
- blue ,
- blue-blooded ,
- break ,
- calm air ,
- calm down ,
- calmness ,
- care ,
- centrist ,
- chair ,
- check ,
- chill ,
- chill out ,
- comfortable ,
- composure ,
- conciliate ,
- contain ,
- control ,
- cool down ,
- cool it ,
- cool off ,
- coolheaded ,
- corned ,
- curb ,
- cushy ,
- dead ,
- delicate ,
- diffuse ,
- diffused ,
- dim ,
- disentangled ,
- docile ,
- dull ,
- easily ,
- easygoing ,
- economic aid ,
- economic assistance ,
- ennoble ,
- entitle ,
- equanimity ,
- faded ,
- financial aid ,
- financial assistance ,
- fine ,
- flabby ,
- flaccid ,
- gruntle ,
- guarded ,
- help ,
- hold ,
- hold in ,
- hunky-dory ,
- hush ,
- hushed ,
- improve ,
- indulgent ,
- innocent ,
- jutting ,
- lead ,
- leisurely ,
- lenient ,
- lenify ,
- light ,
- limited ,
- loose ,
- low-key ,
- low-keyed ,
- lull ,
- meliorate ,
- middle of the roader ,
- mild ,
- mince ,
- moderationist ,
- mollify ,
- muffled ,
- muted ,
- nerveless ,
- ok ,
- okay ,
- pacific ocean ,
- pacify ,
- patrician ,
- peaceable ,
- piano ,
- pipe down ,
- placate ,
- placid ,
- placidity ,
- poise ,
- projected ,
- projecting ,
- promiscuous ,
- prosperous ,
- protected ,
- protruding ,
- punter ,
- quiesce ,
- quiet down ,
- quieten ,
- quietly ,
- recovered ,
- repose ,
- reticent ,
- rock-bottom ,
- sang-froid ,
- satisfied ,
- season ,
- sedate ,
- serene ,
- serenity ,
- settle down ,
- silence ,
- simmer down ,
- slow ,
- slowly ,
- sluttish ,
- small ,
- smooth ,
- smoothened ,
- soften ,
- sonant ,
- squelched ,
- steady ,
- sticking ,
- sticking out ,
- still ,
- tame ,
- tardily ,
- temper ,
- tending ,
- tone down ,
- tranquility ,
- tranquilize ,
- tranquillise ,
- tranquillity ,
- tranquillize ,
- unagitated ,
- unemotional ,
- unobjectionable ,
- unruffled ,
- unsnarled ,
- vitiated ,
- voiced ,
- vulcanised ,
- vulcanized ,
- wagerer ,
- wanton ,
- wasted ,
- weakened ,
- well-fixed ,
- well-heeled ,
- well-off ,
- well-situated ,
- well-to-do .
How to use "Alleviated" in context?
The word "alleviated" can mean two things. First, "alleviated" can mean reduced in severity or amount. For example, when you feel an uncomfortable pain in your neck, you might say that the pain has been "alleviated" by the use of an aspirin. In this context, "alleviated" means that the pain is not as bad as it was previously.
Second, "alleviated" can also mean improved or relieved.
Paraphrases for Alleviated:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
Alleviating.
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Verb, past tense
mitigated.
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Verb, past participle
mitigated.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
Mitigating.
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Verb, past participle
acknowledged, blown, blunted, characterized, confined, constrained, corrected, curbed, cured, cut, depleted, depressed, diluted, dimmed, dissipated, enhanced, enlightened, eroded, facilitated, gone, impaired, improve, improved, improvement, kept, lifted, loosened, lowered, moderated, narrowed, offset, overcome, perfected, pruned, qualified, recovered, rectified, reduce, reducing, reduction, refined, removed, resolved, restricted, rid, rolled, scaled, shortened, shrunk, simplified, slashed, smoothed, solved, subdued, suppressed, sweetened, trimmed, undercut, warmed, Bridged, Dealt, Declined, Discounted, Dispelled, Eliminated, Liberalized, Receded, Relegated, Remedied, Slowed, Wiped, Commuted, Curtailed, Squeezed, Subsided, appeased, upgraded, countered, improvements, buffered, straightened, downsized, liberalised, summarised.
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Adjective
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