Thesaurus / unburdens
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synonyms for unburdens
- alleviate
- ameliorate
- cut down
- dilute
- ease
- facilitate
- lessen
- mitigate
- mollify
- relieve
- allay
- assuage
- attenuate
- buoy
- change
- comfort
- decrease
- disburden
- disencumber
- empty
- eradicate
- extenuate
- free
- jettison
- levitate
- reduce
- remove
- shift
- take
- thin
- unburden
- unload
- upraise
- make less
- make lighter
- pour out
- put off
- take a load off
- throw out
- uplight
- dodge
- stray
- clear
- duck
- evade
- outrun
- elude
- shake
- rid
- unburden
- shake off
- throw off
- give the slip
- leave behind
- slip away
- wander from
- absolve
- free
- pull
- disembarrass
- dispense
- dismiss
- deliver
- excuse
- spare
- disencumber
- exempt
- release
- discharge
- yank
- unburden
- privilege
- let off
- throw out
- force to resign
- unload
- clear
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- purge
- eliminate
- liberate
- eradicate
- shed
- dump
- eject
- expel
- disembarrass
- scrap
- exterminate
- deliver
- junk
- remove
- abolish
- fire
- disabuse
- extirpate
- disencumber
- release
- uproot
- extinguish
- unburden
- disburden
- roust
- send packing
- shake off
- throw away
- throw out
- give the brush
- heave-ho
- kiss goodbye
- make free
- toss out
- pacify
- mollify
- assuage
- unburden
- alleviate
- balm
- ease
- relieve
- quiet
- soften
- settle
- calm
- becalm
- still
- heal
- ally
- calm down
- cool off
- pour oil on
- smooth down
- take the edge off
- take the sting out of
- untrouble
- clear
- dislodge
- drop
- elude
- get rid of
- remove
- throw off
- unburden
- get away from
- give the slip
- leave behind
- rid oneself of
- mitigate
- appease
- assuage
- relieve
- soften
- alleviate
- pacify
- mollify
- allay
- cool
- tranquilize
- console
- help
- subdue
- lighten
- dulcify
- quiet
- stroke
- hush
- cheer
- settle
- compose
- square
- lull
- becalm
- still
- unburden
- quieten
- balm
- butter up
- calm down
- make up
- cool off
- make nice
- patch things up
- play up to
- pour oil on
- smooth down
- take the edge off
- take the sting out
- untrouble
- abandon
- cast
- cast off
- chase
- clear
- discard
- dismiss
- dispense with
- ditch
- drop
- dump
- eject
- eliminate
- evict
- extrude
- get rid of
- jettison
- junk
- lose
- refuse
- reject
- scrap
- shake off
- shed
- shuck
- slip
- throw off
- throw out
- turn down
- unburden
- free oneself of
- rid oneself of
- dump
- disgorge
- jettison
- get rid of
- remove
- discharge
- clear out
- unpack
- disencumber
- lighten
- relieve
- cast
- unlade
- void
- disburden
- slough
- discommode
- rid
- unburden
- off-load
- break bulk
- take a load off
- dump
- unload
- disembarrass
- liberate
- clear
- relieve
- free
- unburden
- disencumber
- release
- discharge
- unpack
- lighten
- empty
- unchain
- clarify
- erase
- open
- eliminate
- free
- loosen
- unloose
- tidy
- sweep
- extricate
- unblock
- refine
- vacate
- ameliorate
- rid
- cleanse
- brighten
- untie
- lighten
- empty
- disentangle
- void
- unpack
- wipe
- unload
- purify
- unburden
- meliorate
- disengage
- disencumber
- lose
- break up
- rule out
- shake off
- throw off
- unclog
- burn off
- ameliorate
- disentangle
- loosen
- unloose
- tidy
- sweep
- extricate
- erase
- void
- vacate
- rid
- open
- unpack
- brighten
- untie
- eliminate
- meliorate
- empty
- lighten
- free
- clarify
- cleanse
- wipe
- unload
- purify
- unburden
- disengage
- disencumber
- lose
- refine
- break up
- rule out
- shake off
- throw off
- unclog
- burn off
- disencumber
- dump
- disgorge
- jettison
- lighten
- relieve
- remove
- cast
- void
- disburden
- slough
- discommode
- discharge
- rid
- unpack
- unburden
- clear out
- get rid of
- break bulk
- off-load
- take a load off
- act
- approach
- behave
- clear
- concern
- consider
- control
- direct
- discuss
- hack it
- handle
- oversee
- play
- review
- rid
- serve
- take
- treat
- unburden
- use
- attend to
- behave toward
- conduct oneself
- cope with
- get a handle on something
- have to do with
- live with
- make a go of it
- make it
- see to
- take care of
- empty
- send
- remove
- unlade
- unpack
- unburden
- disburden
- take off
- carry away
- off-load
- remove cargo
- take away
- unship
- unstow
- exhaust
- drain
- consume
- dump
- unload
- leak
- clear
- escape
- evacuate
- purge
- deplete
- gut
- vacate
- discharge
- run out
- drink
- tap
- ebb
- eject
- expel
- disgorge
- void
- decant
- leave
- release
- unburden
- flow out
- make void
- pour out
- rush out
- use up
- rescue
- clear
- relieve
- extricate
- exempt
- discharge
- ransom
- decontaminate
- disentangle
- disembarrass
- unload
- deliver
- undo
- disengage
- excuse
- redeem
- unlade
- disencumber
- rid
- unpack
- unburden
- empty
- cast off
- cut loose
- put off
- unshackle
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antonyms for unburdens
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- upset
- trouble
- discourage
- hurt
- engage
- employ
- maintain
- keep
- push
- hold
- condemn
- blame
- accuse
- worry
- burden
- pain
- injure
- harm
- imprison
- detain
- hire
- move
- hurt
- disturb
- discourage
- depress
- agitate
- trouble
- upset
- provoke
- irritate
- aggravate
- distress
- excite
- bring down
- arouse
- worry
- worsen
- intensify
- increase
- incite
- run into
- hit
- find guilty
- pile up
- load
- keep
- upset
- depress
- dull
- fill
- sentence
- condemn
- clutter
- darken
- pollute
- corrupt
- entangle
- dirty
- hold
- load
- fill
- hurt
- suppress
- limit
- compel
- burden
- restrain
- incarcerate
- enslave
- confine
- fasten
- blame
- condemn
- injure
- harm
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
How to use unburdens in a sentence
This, I think, is one reason why he so often unburdens his heart to me.
THE WOOD FIRE IN NO. 3F. HOPKINSON SMITHThought scarcely unburdens one's mind; speech is always a relief.
THE STRAND MAGAZINE, VOLUME VII, ISSUE 38, FEBRUARY 1894VARIOUSShe selects a confessor to whom she unburdens her conscience, and sends presents of sweetmeats and delicacies.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, VOL. III, NO. XVII, OCTOBER 1851VARIOUSIn the same letter he unburdens his heart in a burst of eloquent and noble indignation.
ROBERT BURNSGABRIEL SETOUN