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Welcome to this guide on the best words that rhyme with relieved!
Here you’ll find the top 32 words and phrases for rhyming the word ‘relieved’.
Pretty cool huh?
Let’s get started…
Words That Rhyme With Relieved
- Achieved – successfully accomplished or attained a goal or objective.
- Aggrieved – feeling resentment or injustice due to a perceived wrong or injury.
- Believed – held a particular idea or opinion to be true.
- Bereaved – suffering the loss of a loved one through death.
- Cleaved – split or divided in two.
- Conceived – formulated or developed an idea or plan.
- Deceived – misled or fooled someone.
- Disbelieved – did not accept or believe in something.
- Grieved – felt deep sorrow or sadness, especially due to a loss.
- Heaved – lifted or threw something heavy with effort.
- Interleaved – inserted or placed something between others in a series or sequence.
- Interweaved – woven together in a pattern or design.
- Leaved – having leaves or leaf-like structures.
- Misconceived – misunderstood or formed an incorrect idea or notion.
- Overachieved – accomplished more than was expected or required.
- Peeved – annoyed or irritated.
- Perceived – become aware or conscious of something through the senses.
- Preconceived – formed an opinion or idea about something before experiencing it.
- Received – accepted or took in something given or offered.
- Reeved – passed a rope or line through a hole, ring, or block.
- Reprieved – granted a delay or postponement of a punishment.
- Retrieved – brought back or recovered something that was lost or missing.
- Sheaved – gathered or bound something into a sheaf or bundle.
- Sieved – passed through a sieve or strainer to separate out particles.
- Sleeved – having a sleeve or sleeves.
- Strived – made great efforts to achieve or obtain something.
- Thieved – stole or took something without permission.
- Undeceived – made someone realize the truth or correct an erroneous belief.
- Underachieved – performed less well than expected or desired.
- Unperceived – not noticed or recognized.
- Unrelieved – not relieved or alleviated.
- Weaved – past tense of “weave,” which means to form fabric by interlacing threads or to create a story or plan in a skillful or intricate way.
