aliviado
“aliviado” means “relieved” in Spanish (feeling relaxed because something bad has ended or didn't happen).
relieved
Also: soothed
📝 In Action
Estoy muy aliviado porque pasé el examen.
A2I am very relieved because I passed the exam.
Se sintió aliviado al saber que su familia estaba bien.
B1He felt relieved to know that his family was okay.
Después de tomar la medicina, el paciente se sintió más aliviado.
B2After taking the medicine, the patient felt more relieved (physically better).
✏️ Quick Practice
Quick Quiz: aliviado
Question 1 of 3
Which verb do you use with 'aliviado' to say 'I am relieved'?
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Spanish verb 'aliviar', which comes from the Latin 'ad' (to) + 'levis' (light). It literally means 'to make something lighter'.
First recorded: 13th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'aliviado' used for physical pain?
Yes! If you have a backache and it starts to feel better, you can say you feel 'más aliviado'.
What is the difference between 'aliviado' and 'tranquilo'?
'Tranquilo' means you are generally calm or the environment is quiet. 'Aliviado' specifically implies that there was a problem or stress that has now disappeared.
Can I use 'aliviado' for plural groups?
Yes, just add an 's'. For example: 'Ellos están aliviados' (They are relieved).