reliever
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /rɪˈlivər/ · UK /rɪˈliːvə/
reliever means: Something that reduces pain, worry, or another unpleasant feeling.
noun
Something that reduces pain, worry, or another unpleasant feeling.
- This medicine is a pain reliever.
- Walking is a good stress reliever for me.
- Ask the pharmacist which pain relievers are suitable.
A baseball player who takes over throwing the ball after another pitcher leaves the game.
- The reliever struck out two batters.
- They brought in a reliever during the sixth inning.
- Our best reliever was unavailable for yesterday’s game.
A person who temporarily does someone else’s work so that person can rest or leave.
- The reliever arrived before my break.
- She works as a reliever when regular staff are absent.
- We need two relievers to cover the night shift.
Questions about reliever
What does reliever mean?
Something that reduces pain, worry, or another unpleasant feeling.
What is reliever in other languages?
Türkçe: ağrı kesici · Español: analgésico · Français: antidouleur · Deutsch: Schmerzmittel · Italiano: antidolorifico · 日本語: 鎮痛剤
How do you pronounce reliever?
In American English /rɪˈlivər/; in British English /rɪˈliːvə/.
How do you use reliever in a sentence?
This medicine is a pain reliever. Walking is a good stress reliever for me.
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