noun

alleviation

alleviation, easing, relief

The alleviation of poverty is a global goal.

The alleviation of poverty is a global goal.

He sought alleviation from his chronic pain.

He sought alleviation from his chronic pain.

the alleviation ((of sth.)) the act of making (sth.) less severe The drug provides alleviation of symptoms.

Synonyms: relief, easing, reduction; Antonyms: aggravation, worsening

From the verb 'alleviate', which comes from Latin 'ad-' (to) + 'levis' (light). The '-ion' suffix denotes an action or condition.

This is the noun form of 'alleviate'. It's the *act* of making something lighter or less severe.

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