Sentence for relieved | Use relieved in a sentence

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• Of course, it had been relieved! (8)
• He was relieved. (10)
• He breathed relieved. (10)
• Emilia looked relieved. (10)
• My friends were relieved. (10)
• He felt relieved, yet sorry. (8)
• But he also was soon relieved. (10)
• Lavender, unutterably relieved. (8)
• At last the squire relieved us. (10)
• Mrs. Norris, however, relieved him. (4)
• Hearing it to be decided, she was relieved. (10)
• He seemed relieved by declaring that they were. (10)
• And, seeing her smile, he felt suddenly relieved. (8)
• Her curiosity, however, was unexpectedly relieved. (4)
• His burst of grief must have relieved Dan greatly. (9)
• She had been relieved of all fees at the gymnasium. (12)
• Clara said, unheeded, and relieved by his not hearing. (10)
• He relieved her shyness by looking so extremely silly. (10)
• He was relieved at last; and still a little perplexed. (10)
• We heard the portico-sentinel challenged and relieved. (10)
• Baroness Turckems relieved the margravine of her guard. (10)
• They were relieved by a summons to breakfast from below. (10)
• It relieved his mind a little, and he went downstairs again. (8)
• He was pleased with an encounter which had relieved his feelings. (8)
• In one point, her feelings were relieved by this knowledge of Mr Elliot. (4)
• It was severe; the tender serenity of the full bow of the eyes relieved it. (10)
• The earl was relieved of his dejection by a sudden filling of his nostrils. (10)
• Clementina looked relieved and encouraged, but she did not say any more at once. (9)
• Was he relieved, disturbed, pleased at their coming back, or only uneasily ashamed? (8)
• Her apparent apprehensions were relieved by hearing the name of Mr. Sullivan Smith. (10)
• Small-talk about the farm and city relieved his predicament until breakfast was over. (18)
• She gave a short, self-scornful laugh; but it was a laugh, and it relieved the tension. (9)
• The effort of will required to go to Keith had relieved, exhausted and exasperated him. (8)
• Before opening the door, he struck his broad breast as though relieved of a heavy burden. (5)
• He slept soundly until after midnight, when he relieved his brother and let him turn in. (18)
• She kept regarding him steadily with very blue eyes, now that she was relieved of driving. (8)
• The dark hills and clouds curtaining the run of the stretch of fields relieved her sight. (10)
• Now the postillion having thus relieved himself, jeeringly asked permission to smoke a pipe. (10)
• The contractor, hearing that Hart was about to leave the city, felt relieved for the moment. (13)
• Dartrey free, he was relieved of the murderous drama incessantly in the mind of shackled men. (10)
• I shall have to be relieved of my shell before I can at all satisfactorily proclaim the fact. (10)
• The war between Britain and America was ended, and so further relieved their dread of punishment. (19)
• Having thus relieved his spleen the old gentleman addressed himself to further efforts and waxed hotter. (10)
• When she had paid half the money, her mind was relieved, and she had the slumber which preserves beauty. (10)
• I heard the steps on the pavement; I stung him to retort loudly, and I was relieved; the steps passed on. (10)
• Ultimately, he consented to take her to his wife, when he was relieved, after the term of so many minutes. (10)
• To say that he had been intensely relieved by the news that Mrs. Noel was not free, would be to put it mildly. (8)
• Its beauty is relieved against an historical background as gloomy as the lightest-hearted tourist could desire. (9)
• Though in a sense relieved at having parted with her secret, Nedda yet felt that she had committed desecration. (8)
• He should be relieved of certain social penalties, fear of which may cramp his freedom and so lessen his value. (16)
• With this arrangement the infernal Power appeared to be content, and Anthony was temporarily relieved of his trouble. (10)
• With this arrangement the infernal Power appeared to be content, and Anthony was temporarily relieved of his trouble. (22)
• Vastly relieved when Miltoun, covered with a fur, had been taken down to the carriage, she lingered to speak to Mrs. Noel. (8)
• His tongue was swollen with thirst; he relieved its fever by thrusting it forward from between his teeth into the cold air. (1)
• Relieved on the suspicion that Albert was in attendance of his sisters, they let their eyes fall calmly on the Tinley pew. (10)
• The querulous tyrannies of the invalid relieved her; but the heavy lifting of her chest returned the moment she was alone. (10)
• And already, as the heavy train moved slowly out of the station, he felt strangely relieved from the perplexities of the morning. (13)
• Mightily relieved, I beheld the band resuming their instruments, for the cheering resembled a senseless beating on brass shields. (10)
• Of late she had not seemed wholly happy, and he supposed that there were money troubles in the household which would now be relieved. (13)
• After some fruitless tremblings of wrath, she lay back relieved by the feeling that Merthyr was safe, come what might come to herself. (10)
• Yet for a period they went to and fro softly, with that peculiar hush of fear scarcely relieved, lest their hopes might be too strong. (13)
• Mr. Pericles relieved them by moving forward and doffing his hat, at the same time begging excuse for the rudeness they were guilty of. (10)
• Evan strolled on, relieved by the voluntary departure of the weariful funny friend he would not shake off, but could not well link with. (10)
• Running up for the week-end, three days later, he was relieved to find her decidedly perked-up, and left her again with the easier heart. (8)
• Count Serabiglione would work himself up in the climax of denunciation, and then look abroad frankly as one whose spirit had been relieved. (10)
• And he was relieved to find, on getting to the drawing-room, that she had slipped behind the piano and was chatting quietly with her Uncle John. (8)
• He was much relieved at the outcome of the affair; it released him from further responsibility for the school, which had become hateful to him. (13)
• My anxiety was relieved by my writing letters to my father, addressed to the care of Miss Julia Rippenger, and posting them in her work-basket. (10)
• But this first family moment, which all had dreaded, was relieved, as dreaded moments so often are, by the unexpected appearance of the Belgian painter. (8)
• Further relieved, the diplomatist delivered a high opinion of the young gentleman, his abilities, and his conduct, and trusted he should see him frequently. (10)

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