Synonyms for Dis burdening:

• n.

  •discharge (noun)
  • disburdening,
  • unburdening,
  • unlading,
  • emptying.

• v.

  •disburden (verb)
  • dump,
  • lighten,
  • liberate,
  • empty,
  • release,
  • unload,
  • unchain,
  • disembarrass,
  • unburden,
  • unpack,
  • free,
  • discharge,
  • clear,
  • disencumber,
  • relieve.
  •discharge (verb)
  • dispense,
  • displace,
  • kick out,
  • nix,
  • take off,
  • supersede,
  • cashier,
  • remove cargo,
  • absolve,
  • spare,
  • let out,
  • eject,
  • freeze out,
  • remove,
  • show the door,
  • oust,
  • let one go,
  • privilege from,
  • bump,
  • off-load,
  • take away,
  • run out of town,
  • give one notice,
  • replace,
  • carry away,
  • supplant,
  • bust,
  • disburden,
  • lay off,
  • exempt,
  • let go,
  • bounce,
  • terminate,
  • let off,
  • ax,
  • Unlade,
  • can,
  • fire,
  • unstow,
  • discard,
  • send,
  • lock out,
  • boot out,
  • excuse,
  • Unship,
  • ride out on rail,
  • expel.
  •disembarrass (verb)
  • extricate.
  •ease (verb)
  • doctor,
  • lift,
  • soften,
  • promote,
  • mitigate,
  • comfort,
  • allay,
  • meliorate,
  • make easier,
  • moderate,
  • appease,
  • relent,
  • soothe,
  • palliate,
  • cure,
  • ameliorate,
  • Untighten,
  • facilitate,
  • expedite,
  • quiet,
  • assuage,
  • further,
  • still,
  • pacify,
  • speed up,
  • open the door,
  • smooth,
  • attend to,
  • simplify,
  • assist,
  • relax,
  • run interference for,
  • mollify,
  • slacken,
  • lessen,
  • clear the way,
  • cheer,
  • speed,
  • tranquilize,
  • nurse,
  • anesthetize,
  • forward,
  • abate,
  • calm,
  • let up on,
  • improve,
  • disengage,
  • aid.
  •exonerate (verb)
  • exculpate,
  • let off hook,
  • wipe slate clean,
  • whitewash,
  • except,
  • justify,
  • vindicate,
  • sanitize,
  • dismiss,
  • acquit,
  • pardon.
  •extricate (verb)
  • disinvolve,
  • rescue,
  • save one's neck,
  • get out from under,
  • separate,
  • Discumber,
  • extract,
  • differentiate,
  • untie,
  • bail out,
  • wriggle out of,
  • deliver,
  • difference,
  • disentangle,
  • get off the hook,
  • resolve,
  • loosen,
  • loose,
  • detach,
  • sever,
  • pull out,
  • withdraw.
  •rid (verb)
  • kiss goodbye,
  • eliminate,
  • exterminate,
  • purge,
  • scrap,
  • abolish,
  • throw away,
  • give the brush,
  • extinguish,
  • shed,
  • uproot,
  • send packing,
  • Roust,
  • shake off,
  • heave-ho,
  • disabuse,
  • toss out,
  • make free,
  • junk,
  • extirpate.
  •shed (verb)
  • exude,
  • cast,
  • give forth,
  • beam,
  • let fall,
  • reject,
  • afford,
  • spill,
  • exuviate,
  • scatter,
  • radiate,
  • slough,
  • doff,
  • molt,
  • throw,
  • send forth,
  • diffuse,
  • slip,
  • yield,
  • drop,
  • give,
  • shower,
  • pour forth,
  • emit,
  • sprinkle.
  •slough (verb)
  • throw off.
  •unload (verb)
  • break bulk,
  • void,
  • clear out,
  • discommode,
  • get rid of,
  • rid,
  • disgorge.
  •untighten (verb)
  • slack,
  • let up.

Antonyms for Dis burdening:

• n.

  • discharge
    engagement, Hiring, Damming, assignment, employment, imprisonment, retention, incarceration, indebtedness, loading, delegation, owing.

• v.

  • disburden
    hold, upset, maintain, keep, condemn, restrain, burden, limit, fill, load.
  • discharge
    delegate, owe, retain, imprison, dam, detain, hire, engage, blame, assign, employ.
  • ease
    enlarge, demote, worsen, halt, make difficult, bring down, worry, exasperate, provoke, aggravate, impede, hinder, hurt, injure, stop, extend, irritate, block, excite, trouble, intensify, vex, perplex, delay, annoy, check, slow, depress, weaken, cease, increase, incite, harm, agitate.
  • exonerate
    convict, incarcerate, damn, charge, punish, accuse, sentence, incriminate.
  • extricate
    connect, stay, unite, remain, confine, entangle, link, join, combine, attach, involve.
  • lighten
    dim, weigh down, strengthen, add, darken, dull, raise, expand, fix, grow, blacken, plant.
  • rid
    create, take in, get, save, sow, bear.
  • shed
    gather, put on, take, hide, collect, withhold, catch, receive, conceal, refrain.