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unburden

[ uhn-bur-dn ]

verb (used with object)

  1. to free from a burden.
  2. to relieve (one's mind, conscience, etc.) by revealing or confessing something.
  3. to cast off or get rid of, as a burden or something burdensome; disclose; reveal:

    He unburdened the worries that plagued him.

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unburden

/ ʌˈɜːə /

verb

  1. to remove a load or burden from
  2. to relieve or make free (one's mind, oneself, etc) of a worry, trouble, etc, by revelation or confession
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of unburden1

First recorded in 1530–40; un- 2 + burden 1
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Retreating to the nature he grew up in and unburdened by the press and the stinging lights of Hollywood, Kilmer created works that were entirely from his perspective.

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That’s where Mark’s innie half exists unburdened by grief or any memories linked to life and the world beyond the office.

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After winning the trophy, she spoke about the benefits of therapy in helping her unburden herself.

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And autocratic governments are anticipating a far more transactional relationship with Washington, unburdened by diplomatic discourse about human rights or the rule of law.

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“Your goal is to unburden those parts, and once those parts are unburdened, what’s left is your true self, like who you are at your core,” Zupich said.

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