Expressions - Collocations of the word " alleviate "
| alleviate | 1) Hopefully various modifications will alleviate those problems. 2) It will often help alleviate allergic reactions. more alleviate sentences |
| alleviate anxiety | 1) It can alleviate anxiety , depression and anger. 2) It showed meaningful efficacy in alleviating anxiety and related sleep disturbances. more alleviate anxiety sentences |
| alleviate boredom | 1) This order can be changed to create variety and alleviate boredom . 2) It is a distraction, it alleviates boredom , and it gives him purpose. more alleviate boredom sentences |
| alleviate burden | 1) The use of a bicycle will alleviate this burden . 2) There is no government scholarship program to alleviate the burden on poor families. more alleviate burden sentences |
| alleviate concern | 1) This would help alleviate concerns and instill confidence among investors . 2) Madison sought to alleviate concerns about Federal power. more alleviate concern sentences |
| alleviate condition | 1) Their parents however, tried to alleviate conditions for their tenants as best they could. 2) These camps alleviated conditions but hospital facilities continued to be strained after each of the great offensives. more alleviate condition sentences |
| alleviate congestion | 1) Thus, a new airport was planned to alleviate congestion . 2) A bridge across Lake Krøderen was built to help alleviate transportation congestion . more alleviate congestion sentences |
| alleviate depression | 1) Fortunately another quite unrelated series of compounds was found to alleviate depression . 2) Sleep loss may exacerbate or induce manic symptoms or temporarily alleviate depression . more alleviate depression sentences |
| alleviate discomfort | 1) How can you alleviate the discomfort caused by Braxton Hicks contractions? 2) Canine massage may alleviate discomfort and help move lymph and nutrients through the system. more alleviate discomfort sentences |
| alleviate distress | 1) Jane sent money and food to alleviate the Ryan family's distress . 2) We have done whatever little lay within our power to alleviate the prevalent distress . more alleviate distress sentences |
| alleviate drought | 1) The rainfall extended through the Mid-Atlantic states, which alleviated drought conditions. 2) In Taiwan, the outer rainbands dropped rainfall that alleviated drought conditions. more alleviate drought sentences |
| alleviate fear | 1) This is believed to alleviate fear , tension and emotional instability. 2) Spiritual life alleviates fear , so there is no xenophobia either and alienation also becomes meaningless. more alleviate fear sentences |
| alleviate hunger | 1) So what can you do to help alleviate hunger right now? 2) Producing enough food is a necessary, but not nearly sufficient, condition for alleviating hunger . more alleviate hunger sentences |
| alleviate impact | 1) Suicide a necessity: Implied in this case as the story says zero about what can be done to ensure comfort or alleviate impact of person's line. more alleviate impact sentences |
| alleviate much | 1) This would alleviate much of the overcrowding on the 30-45 lines. 2) The imposition of a French protectorate in 1912 alleviated much of the discrimination. more alleviate much sentences |
| alleviate overcrowding | 1) This was in order to alleviate prison overcrowding . 2) To alleviate overcrowding , the fleet of rolling stock was enlarged. more alleviate overcrowding sentences |
| alleviate pain | 1) This article seeks to alleviate that pain . 2) Using symbols to alleviate pain , cure diseases and allergies resolved. more alleviate pain sentences |
| alleviate poverty | 1) Imagine trying to alleviate poverty without growth. 2) India's remarkable economic growth has not alleviated rural poverty . more alleviate poverty sentences |
| alleviate pressure | 1) Germany may decide to alleviate pressure on the rest Eurozone by planning its own exit . 2) This transfer alleviated pressure on the growing crops and provided fresh pasture for the livestock. more alleviate pressure sentences |
| alleviate problem | 1) Such 'organs' may alleviate problems which are caused by malfunctioning cells. 2) Further standards efforts such as Motif and CDE did not alleviate problems . 2) The devolution of these facilities to civilian control helped to alleviate problems that plagued the civilian economy. more alleviate problem sentences |
| alleviate shortage | 1) The ordination of women would certainly alleviate shortages of staff. 2) Even this failed to alleviate shortages in the long term. more alleviate shortage sentences |
| alleviate stress | 1) Some also drink to alleviate stress or anxiety. 2) The best way to alleviate stress is to remove the stressor. more alleviate stress sentences |
| alleviate suffering | 1) Education also failed to alleviate human suffering . 2) But alleviating suffering is a valuable service. more alleviate suffering sentences |
| alleviate symptom | 1) Doctors prescribe medications to help alleviate symptoms . 2) Several new experimental treatments may alleviate symptoms . more alleviate symptom sentences |
| alleviate the crisis | 1) Other policies meant to alleviate the crisis in the short term have baneful consequences. 2) Although it sounds unachievable, this is one way to alleviate the crisis . more alleviate the crisis sentences |
| alleviate the effects | 1) Nonsynaptic plasticity, can function to alleviate the effects of brain damage. 2) People may try to alleviate the effects produced without tackling the causes behind them. more alleviate the effects sentences |
| alleviate the guilt | 1) One of the best ways to alleviate the guilt that can come with spending money is to save up for what you want . Create a goal, and then actively set aside money for it. more alleviate the guilt sentences |
| alleviate the misery | 1) I have no ambition except to alleviate the misery and suffering that comes through sin. 2) A practical turn was given by the collection of considerable sums to alleviate the misery of the unfortunates. more alleviate the misery sentences |
| alleviate the need | 1) Moreover, a feeding tube will alleviate the need for her ng tube. 2) Information is retained via the cookies that alleviates the need for repeated entry of details. more alleviate the need sentences |
| alleviate the plight | 1) CERA's initial mandate was to help alleviate the plight of Eritreans in exile. 2) Meanwhile, her father, Governor Baels, attempted to alleviate the plight of his invaded province. more alleviate the plight sentences |
| alleviate the symptom | 1) This may be enough to alleviate the symptoms . 2) Medications currently used to alleviate the symptoms produce undesirable side effects. more alleviate the symptom sentences |
| alleviate traffic | 1) It alleviated traffic and does not use twisting roads. 2) Two diagonal avenues in the city centre alleviate traffic and provide better access to Plaza de Mayo. more alleviate traffic sentences |
| alleviate unemployment | 1) It also voted on a measure to alleviate unemployment . 2) From the outset the Commission believed that it would help alleviate unemployment in rural Britain. more alleviate unemployment sentences |
| alleviate worry | 1) A Cloud Server offers scalability according to the resource needs of customers and alleviates worries of usage spikes and traffic demands. 2) Again I can see this being advantageous to help alleviate worrying but would also be convenient to coordinate pick ups on a long hike. more alleviate worry sentences |
| alleviated | 1) The rainfall alleviated persistent drought conditions across the state. 2) The craving for junk food is alleviated . more alleviated sentences |
| alleviates | 1) This increases blood flow and quite often alleviates the problem. 2) It also alleviates female organ troubles and conditions. more alleviates sentences |
| alleviating | 1) But alleviating suffering is a valuable service. 2) Medical treatments often focus on alleviating symptoms. more alleviating sentences |
| be designed to alleviate | 1) Coal storage was designed to alleviate this problem. 2) The proposal was designed to alleviate growing problems of congestion and pollution. more be designed to alleviate sentences |
| considerably alleviate | 1) The availability of NTFS-3G since mid-2006 has led to much improved NTFS support in Unix-like operating systems, considerably alleviating this concern. 2) 'Books, drawing and music may, however, considerably alleviate the feeling of the suffering female during rainy weather.' more considerably alleviate sentences |
| do little to alleviate | 1) But moving house did little to alleviate Joan's pain. 2) This did little to alleviate the seriousness of the matter however. more do little to alleviate sentences |
| do nothing to alleviate | 1) Weapons can do nothing to alleviate these security problems. 2) This did nothing to alleviate the suffering of the deer. more do nothing to alleviate sentences |
| greatly alleviate | 1) Modern medicine has greatly alleviated the risk of childbirth. 2) These concerns have not been greatly alleviated by subsequent reported cases. more greatly alleviate sentences |
| help to alleviate | 1) This helps to alleviate any running discomfort. 2) This progress helped to alleviate the unemployment crisis. more help to alleviate sentences |
| only alleviate | 1) And deep brain stimulation alleviated only some symptoms of the disease . 2) It concerned the case of an epileptic who could only alleviate his suffering by recourse to marijuana. more only alleviate sentences |
| partially alleviate | 1) However this only partially alleviated the payments issue. 2) Although intense, the rains helped partially alleviate a concurrent drought in the Everglades. more partially alleviate sentences |
| partly alleviate | 1) Focus-plus-context is used to partly alleviate this effect. 2) German engineers introduced an automatic throttle regulator later in the war but it only partly alleviated the problem. more partly alleviate sentences |
| significantly alleviate | 1) This treatment also significantly alleviates the tightness & pain from my severe cervical spine distortion. more significantly alleviate sentences |
| somewhat alleviate | 1) This distressing course of action was somewhat alleviated with the plan 's revision in 2012. 2) The problem of non-perturbative systems has been somewhat alleviated by the advent of modern computers. more somewhat alleviate sentences |
| temporarily alleviate | 1) Sleep loss may exacerbate or induce manic symptoms or temporarily alleviate depression. 2) The condition may be temporarily alleviated by carefully expelling the impacted feces. more temporarily alleviate sentences |
| thus alleviate | 1) Taking enzymes should decrease the volume of these secretions and thus alleviate the symptoms. 2) In some areas the attendees report on themselves, at the request of the referring agency, and thus alleviate breaking A.A. members' anonymity. more thus alleviate sentences |
Expressions with the word alleviate
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