considerably alleviate

Frequency: 7.210.5 per million words

Used to indicate a large degree of reduction in a problem or negative feeling.

alleviateADVERB + VERB

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considerably

Examples (10)

  • The new medication helped to considerably alleviate the patient's chronic pain.
  • Government subsidies have been shown to considerably alleviate rural poverty.
  • Regular exercise can considerably alleviate symptoms of anxiety and stress.
  • The new bypass is expected to considerably alleviate traffic congestion in the city center.
  • Implementing water conservation measures will considerably alleviate the current water shortage.
  • Hiring an assistant has considerably alleviated my workload.
  • The timely delivery of food aid managed to considerably alleviate the suffering of the refugees.
  • This new legislation is designed to considerably alleviate the financial pressure on small businesses.
  • Further research could considerably alleviate public concern about the drug's side effects.
  • The software update aims to considerably alleviate the reported performance issues.