Synonyms for Re-lief:

• adj.

  •secondary (adjective)
  • trivial,
  • small-time,
  • lesser,
  • inconsiderable,
  • subservient,
  • consequential,
  • second-rate,
  • dependent,
  • minor-league,
  • bush-league,
  • contingent,
  • extra,
  • alternate,
  • subject,
  • subsidiary,
  • tributary,
  • Substract,
  • inferior,
  • second,
  • dinky,
  • insignificant,
  • minor,
  • collateral,
  • petty,
  • small-fry,
  • auxiliary,
  • unimportant,
  • under,
  • lower,
  • small.

• n.

  •abetment (noun)
  • endorsement.
  •aid (noun)
  • rescue,
  • relief,
  • care,
  • compensation,
  • attention,
  • backup,
  • treatment,
  • endowment,
  • salvation,
  • advocacy,
  • gift,
  • benevolence,
  • subsidy,
  • service,
  • guidance,
  • reward,
  • benefit,
  • promotion,
  • ministry,
  • patronage,
  • allowance,
  • giving,
  • charity,
  • leg up,
  • favor,
  • ministration,
  • shot in the arm,
  • assist,
  • bounty,
  • handout,
  • advice,
  • furtherance,
  • encouragement,
  • advancement,
  • cooperation,
  • benefaction,
  • backing,
  • reinforcement.
  •assist (noun)
  • collaboration,
  • aid,
  • abetment,
  • boost,
  • facilitation,
  • helping hand.
  •balm (noun)
  • restorative,
  • curative,
  • anodyne,
  • Soother,
  • remedy.
  •charity (noun)
  • dole,
  • fund,
  • beneficence,
  • alms,
  • hand-out,
  • write-off,
  • largesse,
  • contribution,
  • donation,
  • oblation,
  • Gifting,
  • philanthropy,
  • alms-giving,
  • offering.
  •comfort (noun)
  • snugness,
  • relaxation,
  • creature comforts,
  • amenity,
  • enjoyment,
  • cheerfulness,
  • gratification,
  • bed of roses,
  • exhilaration,
  • pity,
  • convenience,
  • warmth,
  • sympathy,
  • abundance,
  • quiet,
  • well-being,
  • luxury,
  • facility,
  • opulence,
  • Secours,
  • repose,
  • coziness,
  • peacefulness,
  • compassion,
  • poise,
  • sufficiency,
  • plenty,
  • complacency,
  • pleasure.
  •contour (noun)
  • lineament,
  • curve,
  • LINEs,
  • delineation,
  • silhouette,
  • figure,
  • form,
  • figuration,
  • shape.
  •convenience (noun)
  • suitability,
  • time saver,
  • appliance,
  • serviceability,
  • accessibility,
  • appropriateness,
  • avail,
  • comforts,
  • opportuneness,
  • fitness,
  • openness,
  • accommodation,
  • use,
  • receptiveness,
  • means,
  • suitableness,
  • decency,
  • utility,
  • agreeableness,
  • life,
  • accessory,
  • handiness,
  • advantage.
  •dispensation (noun)
  • indulgence,
  • exemption,
  • exception,
  • immunity,
  • license,
  • privilege.
  •dole (noun)
  • apportionment,
  • mite,
  • gratuity,
  • share,
  • distribution,
  • quota,
  • pittance,
  • parcel,
  • portion,
  • division,
  • dispensation,
  • grant,
  • modicum,
  • trifle,
  • living wage,
  • allotment,
  • subsistence.
  •donation (noun)
  • subvention,
  • do one's part,
  • bequest,
  • present,
  • ration,
  • presentation,
  • appropriation,
  • subscription,
  • boon,
  • a hand,
  • lump.
  •détente (noun)
  • truce,
  • harmony,
  • amity,
  • tranquility,
  • cooling off,
  • equal power.
  •encouragement (noun)
  • optimism,
  • incitement,
  • trust,
  • enlivening,
  • fortitude,
  • firmness,
  • Solacing,
  • confidence,
  • stimulation,
  • supporting,
  • animation,
  • inspiration,
  • reassurance,
  • reassuring,
  • urging,
  • invigoration,
  • Relieving,
  • consoling,
  • stimulus,
  • inspiritment,
  • advance,
  • hope,
  • faith,
  • helpfulness,
  • incentive.
  •entertainment (noun)
  • good time,
  • Regalement,
  • gaiety,
  • high time,
  • clambake,
  • dissipation,
  • fun and games,
  • party,
  • Leisure Activity,
  • big time,
  • play,
  • frolic,
  • laughs,
  • grins,
  • revelry,
  • blow out,
  • feast,
  • treat,
  • spree,
  • surprise,
  • blast,
  • recreation,
  • game,
  • wingding,
  • pastime,
  • sport,
  • lots of laughs,
  • celebration,
  • fun,
  • shindig,
  • bash,
  • picnic,
  • merrymaking,
  • ball,
  • merriment,
  • distraction,
  • delight,
  • Divertissement.
  •freedom (noun)
  • self-government,
  • disengagement,
  • extriction,
  • democracy,
  • manumission,
  • sovereignty,
  • home rule,
  • franchise,
  • liberty,
  • probation,
  • impunity,
  • self-determination,
  • autonomy,
  • parole,
  • salvage,
  • abolition,
  • delivery,
  • enfranchisement,
  • emancipation,
  • liberation,
  • representative government,
  • citizenship,
  • prerogative,
  • disimprisonment,
  • redemption,
  • abolitionism,
  • discharge,
  • autarchy.
  •gift (noun)
  • tip,
  • premium,
  • Fairing,
  • honorarium,
  • remittance,
  • tribute,
  • remembrance,
  • legacy,
  • bestowal,
  • provision,
  • giveaway,
  • souvenir,
  • token,
  • offertory,
  • goodie,
  • lagniappe,
  • award,
  • courtesy,
  • bonus,
  • hand-me-down,
  • libation.
  •hand (noun)
  • influence,
  • direction,
  • instruction,
  • control,
  • part,
  • participation,
  • skill,
  • knack,
  • ability,
  • agency.
  •kindness (noun)
  • mercy,
  • blessing,
  • benison,
  • good turn,
  • generosity,
  • good deed,
  • benediction.
  •lift (noun)
  • pick-me-up.
  •mercy (noun)
  • quarter,
  • tenderness,
  • godsend,
  • humanity,
  • clemency,
  • lifesaver,
  • forbearance,
  • forgiveness,
  • tolerance,
  • lenience,
  • gentleness,
  • leniency,
  • grace,
  • softheartedness,
  • luck,
  • benignancy,
  • goodwill,
  • kindliness,
  • ruth,
  • mildness,
  • lenity,
  • commiseration.
  •mitigation (noun)
  • extenuation,
  • moderation,
  • reduction.
  •model (noun)
  • sketch,
  • dead ringer,
  • pocket,
  • game plan,
  • paste-up,
  • cartoon,
  • mock-up,
  • dummy,
  • visual,
  • representation,
  • ditto,
  • statue,
  • portrait,
  • copy,
  • copycat,
  • spitting image,
  • tracing,
  • illustration,
  • image,
  • photograph,
  • ringer,
  • print,
  • clone,
  • facsimile,
  • statuette,
  • setup,
  • figurine,
  • duplicate,
  • miniature,
  • layout,
  • picture,
  • effigy,
  • look-alike,
  • engraving,
  • painting,
  • knock-off.
  •opportunity (noun)
  • Befalling,
  • squeak,
  • happening,
  • juncture,
  • moment,
  • occasion,
  • good fortune,
  • good luck,
  • probability,
  • cut,
  • fortuity,
  • contingency,
  • the hunt,
  • prayer,
  • freedom,
  • event,
  • one's turn,
  • fighting chance,
  • run,
  • scope,
  • shot,
  • opening,
  • one's say,
  • go,
  • fair shake,
  • stab,
  • excuse,
  • show,
  • whack,
  • iron in the fire,
  • spell,
  • hour,
  • leisure,
  • turn,
  • fling,
  • one's move,
  • time,
  • the running,
  • space,
  • connection,
  • pass,
  • room.
  •panacea (noun)
  • patent medicine,
  • Catholicon,
  • nostrum,
  • elixir.
  •philanthropy (noun)
  • altruism,
  • good works.
  •public assistance (noun)
  • old-age assistance,
  • welfare,
  • Aid to the Blind,
  • government aid,
  • food stamps,
  • welfare aid,
  • aid to dependent children,
  • relief payments,
  • welfare payments,
  • meal ticket,
  • public welfare,
  • social welfare.
  •recreation (noun)
  • avocation,
  • hobby,
  • field day,
  • vacation,
  • entertainment,
  • rollick,
  • mirth,
  • jollity,
  • playtime,
  • exercise,
  • disport,
  • festivity,
  • holiday,
  • R and R,
  • hilarity,
  • amusement,
  • REC.
  •redress (noun)
  • return,
  • restitution,
  • justice,
  • amends,
  • offsetting,
  • balancing,
  • recompense,
  • atonement,
  • payment,
  • renewal,
  • correction,
  • Reestablishment,
  • vengeance,
  • amendment,
  • requital,
  • remodeling,
  • rectification,
  • quittance,
  • reformation,
  • reworking,
  • retribution,
  • indemnity,
  • rehabilitation,
  • change,
  • reprisal,
  • revision,
  • reparation,
  • conciliation,
  • repair.
  •relaxation (noun)
  • loosening,
  • reclining,
  • requiescence.
  •release (noun)
  • turnout,
  • let-off,
  • commute,
  • spring,
  • exoneration,
  • absolution,
  • walkout,
  • freeing,
  • acquittance,
  • acquittal,
  • floater,
  • lifeboat,
  • charge.
  •relief (noun)
  • restfulness,
  • softening,
  • appeasement,
  • Allayment,
  • assuagement,
  • remission,
  • satisfaction,
  • palliative,
  • contentment,
  • cheer,
  • support,
  • extrication,
  • maintenance,
  • comfort,
  • abatement,
  • diversion,
  • reprieve,
  • solace,
  • lightening,
  • break,
  • succor,
  • help,
  • mollification,
  • release,
  • respite,
  • ease,
  • hand,
  • load off one's mind,
  • alleviation,
  • lift,
  • assistance,
  • happiness,
  • easement,
  • letup,
  • quick fix,
  • cure,
  • refreshment,
  • mitigation,
  • rest,
  • sustenance,
  • consolation,
  • breather,
  • balm,
  • fix,
  • comforting,
  • amelioration,
  • deliverance.
  •remedy (noun)
  • Pharmacon,
  • counteragent,
  • cure-all,
  • medicament,
  • biologic,
  • pill,
  • counteraction,
  • counteractive,
  • medicant,
  • panacea,
  • countermeasure,
  • pharmaceutical,
  • improvement,
  • counteractant,
  • redress,
  • antidote,
  • drug,
  • medicine,
  • Counterstep,
  • therapy,
  • physic,
  • corrective.
  •rescue (noun)
  • recovery,
  • Reclaiming,
  • heroics,
  • recovering,
  • heroism,
  • disembarrassment,
  • saving,
  • ransom,
  • exploit,
  • disentanglement,
  • performance,
  • reclamation,
  • feat.
  •resort (noun)
  • shift,
  • expediency,
  • expedient,
  • refuge,
  • substitute,
  • course,
  • opportunity,
  • stopgap,
  • possibility,
  • reference,
  • device,
  • makeshift,
  • surrogate,
  • chance,
  • resource.
  •resource (noun)
  • store,
  • method,
  • talent,
  • hoard,
  • step,
  • riches,
  • system,
  • artifice,
  • contraption,
  • contrivance,
  • inventiveness,
  • wealth,
  • assets,
  • cleverness,
  • creation,
  • initiative,
  • recourse,
  • worth,
  • reserve,
  • mode,
  • stock,
  • resourcefulness,
  • capital,
  • substance,
  • source,
  • stratagem,
  • measure,
  • stockpile,
  • fortune,
  • quick-wittedness,
  • way,
  • capability,
  • property,
  • nest egg,
  • ingenuity.
  •resourcefulness (noun)
  • wherewithal.
  •respite (noun)
  • protraction,
  • downtime,
  • ten,
  • deferment,
  • interval,
  • recess,
  • hiatus,
  • halt,
  • interruption,
  • moratorium,
  • intermission,
  • time out,
  • cessation,
  • layoff,
  • postponement,
  • adjournment,
  • deadlock,
  • five,
  • exculpation,
  • interregnum,
  • stay,
  • coffee break,
  • lull,
  • stop,
  • pardon,
  • breath,
  • delay,
  • breathing space.
  •rest (noun)
  • quiescence,
  • nap,
  • somnolence,
  • doze,
  • hush,
  • forty winks,
  • time off,
  • composure,
  • silence,
  • slumber,
  • calmness,
  • pause,
  • quietude,
  • siesta,
  • standstill,
  • peace,
  • stillness,
  • cutoff,
  • sleep,
  • tranquillity,
  • calm,
  • interlude,
  • dreaminess,
  • idleness,
  • motionlessness.
  •satisfaction (noun)
  • bliss,
  • pride,
  • joy,
  • serenity,
  • fulfillment,
  • satiety,
  • repletion,
  • reimbursement,
  • resolution,
  • gladness,
  • contentedness,
  • indemnification,
  • propitiation,
  • vindication,
  • peace of mind,
  • achievement,
  • settlement.
  •social services (noun)
  • free school lunch,
  • community service,
  • casework,
  • welfare work,
  • government-provided services,
  • support services.
  •solace (noun)
  • condolence,
  • Condolement.
  •standby (noun)
  • pinch-hitter,
  • fill-in,
  • stalwart,
  • understudy,
  • sub,
  • assistant,
  • stand-in,
  • temp,
  • double,
  • deputy,
  • successor,
  • temporary,
  • replacement.
  •substitute (noun)
  • symbol,
  • resort,
  • ghost writer,
  • locum tenens,
  • supplanter,
  • vicar,
  • succedaneum,
  • proxy,
  • changeling,
  • standby,
  • ghost,
  • supply,
  • temporary expedient,
  • representative,
  • dernier ressort,
  • procurator,
  • agent,
  • equivalent,
  • delegate,
  • locum,
  • relay.
  •support (noun)
  • upkeep,
  • livelihood,
  • championship,
  • Necessities,
  • responsibility,
  • loyalty,
  • alimentation,
  • protection,
  • stores,
  • living,
  • keep,
  • friendship,
  • victuals,
  • alimony,
  • nutriment,
  • moral support.

Antonyms for Re-lief:

• adj.

  • secondary
    important, large, primary, first-rate, worthwhile, source, first-class, valuable, chief, superior, main, causative, consequential, necessary, big, major, huge, significant, useful.

• n.

  • aid
    stoppage, harm, impediment, penalty, unkindness, disfavor, malevolence, taking, obstruction, opposition, handicap, loss, ill will, blockage, silence.
  • assist
    prevention, discouragement, delay, thwarting, encumbrance.
  • balm
    disease.
  • charity
    stealing, uncharitableness.
  • comfort
    lack, inconvenience, torture, depression, dissatisfaction, displeasure, woe, bother, need, torment, agitation, indifference, mercilessness, misery, upset, irritation, want, botheration, sorrow, worry, aggravation, exasperation, discontent, distress, gloom.
  • convenience
    restriction, difficulty, waste, disadvantage, uselessness, inexpedience, inutility, inappropriateness, unsuitability.
  • dispensation
    denial, responsibility, veto.
  • dole
    forfeit, lot, whole.
  • encouragement
    disbelief, derision, denunciation, deterrent, distrust, doubt.
  • entertainment
    seriousness, chore, work, drudgery, vocation, melancholy, profession, labor, task.
  • freedom
    slavery, imprisonment, confinement, subordination, retention, limitation, captivity, restraint, servitude, incarceration, hold, government, subjection, communism, reserve, suppression.
  • hand
    ignorance, inability, weakness.
  • kindness
    harshness, cruelty, barbarousness, disapproval, meanness, selfishness.
  • mercy
    bad fortune, uncompassion, intolerance, disdain.
  • mitigation
    increase.
  • model
    original, photographer, entity, being.
  • opportunity
    misfortune, closing, bad luck, closure, reality, truth.
  • redress
    destruction, sympathy, worsening.
  • relaxation
    intensification.
  • release
    collection, gathering.
  • relief
    sadness, unhappiness, check, hindrance, injury, hurt, annoyance, pain, continuation, stop, damage.
  • rescue
    danger, failure, peril.
  • resort
    permanent.
  • resource
    poverty, impotence, debt, product, incompetence.
  • resourcefulness
    disorganization, incapacity, stupidity.
  • respite
    commencement, censure, employment, blame, punishment, sentence, start, go, advance, beginning.
  • rest
    core, awakening, base, consciousness, clamor, noise, busyness, energy, wakefulness, action, disturbance, activity.
  • satisfaction
    disappointment, indecision, trouble.
  • solace
    discord, disharmony.
  • support
    fun, entertainment, block, neglect, frustration.