adjective

relieved

relieved, reassured

I was relieved to hear you are safe.

I was relieved to hear you are safe.

She gave a relieved sigh.

She gave a relieved sigh.

to be relieved to ((do sth.)) feeling happy because something unpleasant has not happened I was relieved to find my lost keys.

to be relieved that ((clause)) feeling happy because of a certain fact He was relieved that the test was over.

Synonyms: reassured, comforted, glad; Antonyms: worried, anxious

Past participle of the verb 'relieve'. From Old French 'relever' (to raise up).

You feel 'relieved' when you can finally 're-live' without the stress.

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