unburden
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Meaning
To relieve from a burden.
To throw off, as a burden; to unload.
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unburden the donkey
Migration Minister Notis Mitarakis had earlier announced plans to unburden the camp Kara Tepe, where provisional shelter was put up for 10,000 people after the fire in Moria.
Drew isn’t ready to take on the trials and tribulations of a champion, he’s trying to unburden him.
He promised that as treasury secretary that he would unburden the working class and that the rich shouldn’t expect any sort of preferential treatment.
The committee said that Aviation Division should get the ASF Act 1975 amended to unburden the federal cabinet from making regular appointments in BS 17 and above.
In a radio interview, Gordon said this is one of the many ways the Red Cross can help the government to unburden its heavy task during disasters.