That Polybus is dead is the news that the Messenger brings from Oedipus' homeland and that the death is from natural causes is the reason why Jocasta is relived in "Oedipus Rex" by Sophocles (495 B.C.E. - 405 B.C.E.).
Specifically, Theban King Oedipus fears his fate as his father's killer. But the Corinthian messenger lets Oedipus' wife Queen Jocasta know that Oedipus' presumed father, King Polybus, is dead from illness and old age. Jocasta welcomes the news since Oedipus is far away in Thebes and therefore cannot be said to bring about his father's death in Corinth.
Foreign Humanitarian Assistance does not relieve financial distress.
When you relieve someone, you take over what they are doing so they can rest. At times, relieving someone is also the same as firing them - removing them from a job because they are not doing it well or properly.
Many pharmacies have generic Gas-X to relieve stomach gas.
You have left out a word in your question. What I suspect you meant to ask is "What literary device is used to ease some of the dramatic tension that has been established." If that is what you are asking, the answer is comic relief.
Comic relief was a technique Shakespeare liked to use after a death or a tense moment. The argument is meant to be funny (it is, if you like puns) and help relieve the tension.
Oedipus shows pity and compassion towards the suppliants seeking his help, recognizing their suffering and promising to help in any way he can. He acknowledges their pain and agrees to do everything in his power to relieve their city from the plague.
Will a quick answer relieve your tension? Relieve that watchman, sailor!
Dreams help relieve stress by helping relieve the pressure that comes along.
Nothing whatsoever, not from that point of view. The Torch landings must be seen as the attempt to remove the Axis from North Africa. Quite how Frenchmen could justify firing on troops coming to relieve their homeland is beyond me.
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The verb is "to relieve" (e.g. from pain). The noun is "relief." To relieve is to provide relief.Synonyms (verbs) you might use are alleviate, assuage, or mitigate.
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"There are some mild analgesics used to relieve pain." "The new lanes should relieve some of the traffic congestion on the bridge." "I went to the bathroom to relieve myself."
foreign humanitarian assistance does not relieve
The verb of relived is relieve. As in "to relieve someone or something".
yo relieve stress and pain