unburden


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Synonyms for unburden

unburden yourself

Synonyms

  • confess
  • come clean about
  • get something off your chest
  • tell all about
  • empty yourself
  • spill your guts about
  • make a clean breast of something
  • cough
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Synonyms for unburden

to free from or cast out something objectionable or undesirable

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Synonyms for unburden

free or relieve (someone) of a burden

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The BOTHPro is screened, operates as a vendor through a personally owned company, and is unburdened and fortified by optional, personalized health and retirement benefits.
This was especially true of a group of nineteenth-century sexual radicals, the self-described "Free Lovers." In the newspapers they published, such as The Word, Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly, and Lucifer, the Light-Bearer, they provided a public forum in which readers could unburden their hearts and describe in intimate detail the sexual problems they experienced.
Optimization features, such as TCP affloading/buffering, compression and in-memory caching, unburden Web and application servers from connection processing and content delivery overhead, improving end-users' response times.
Where does a web-based company turn to evaluate its current and future real estate needs or unburden itself from an nuviable existing lease?
A cyber-confessional has been launched that allows sinners to unburden their souls on the Internet.
Perhaps the passage of time has given them the distance to now unburden themselves.
"We have lots of process monitoring to unburden the operators with manual inspections," says Sims.
Grouping them with mining and agriculture as the main producers of the nation's wealth, Witt said every effort should be made to unburden these three industries from unwarranted government intervention.
The Department of Health (DOH) reminds individuals, especially those who may have mental health issues, that they can contact the DOH's 24/7 Hopeline to either help them unburden their emotional baggage or to seek professional help.
The Department of Energy (DOE) had called on oil firms to provide price discounts as one of the measures to unburden consumers amid rising prices.
You must unburden your soul, Share the troubles in your mind, If you don't seek an answer You never, ever will find.
If he means somebody else then he should unburden himself before tomorrow's big game with Dunfermline and then we'd know what he was talking about.
"The helpline is a place where people can offload their worries, where they can share and unburden as well as get expert advice and information.