alleviate

Object

• suffering: These grants went far to alleviate the suffering which without them must have, followed the event.
• poverty: The club was meant to help alleviate poverty in Glasgow's East End at the time.
• symptom: You can obtain medications to help alleviate the symptoms from your doctor.
• hardship: He said his demands were aimed at alleviating the hardship caused by the embargo.
• boredom: Working out to a DVD also alleviates the boredom of home exercise you can sometimes get.
• congestion: Express train services from these stations would help to alleviate congestion in the capital.

Subject

number: The curse can be alleviated by a number of approaches but one which has recently received much attention is the exploitation of redundancy.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: Oestrogens are used in HRT to alleviate menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes, night sweats and vaginal dryness.
• due: Furthermore, it has the tools with which to actually alleviate pollution problems due to traffic.

Adjective complement

most: Tips on posture and exercise also help to alleviate most of the discomforts experienced during pregnancy.

Modifying Another Word

• partially: Higher economic growth within the EU could help to partially alleviate the pensions problem.
• temporarily: It can only temporarily alleviate some of the grosser evils of the present system.
• thereby: It has a calming effect on the digestive system, thereby alleviating gastrointestinal distress and may help to reduce diarrhea.
• substantially: These two problems can be substantially alleviated by an integrated analysis method.
• greatly: These two greatly alleviates the selling pressure on the USD since much of the trade deficit goes into " dollar strong hands " .
• somewhat: These tensions were alleviated somewhat by the decision to let the agencies choose three of the six measurements.

Used with why or when

• when: Live on Radio, the tension was incredible, alleviated only when for a brief period of time we held a two goal lead.
• what: Could the planners look at something to alleviate what is only a peak period problem?

Present participle complement

suffer: He added last week: " If we can alleviate suffering by any means, that is a good thing.

Preposition: by

number: The curse can be alleviated by a number of approaches but one which has recently received much attention is the exploitation of redundancy.