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Unburdened   /ənbˈərdənd/   Listen
Unburdened

adjective
1.
Not burdened with difficulties or responsibilities.
2.
Not encumbered with a physical burden or load.  Synonym: burdenless.


Unburden

verb
1.
Free or relieve (someone) of a burden.
2.
Take the burden off; remove the burden from.  Synonym: disburden.





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"Unburdened" Quotes from Famous Books



... from the tea to the gin and water with no apparent reluctance, and swallowed a portion of it. Revived by the beverage, she responded to the condolences of her friends by more rockings, sobs, and applications of the handkerchief and finally unburdened herself of her grief in the ...
— Gladys, the Reaper • Anne Beale
... seventeenth century, but it is now inhabited by the small tradespeople of the Quarter; the last great person who lived there was Victor Hugo; his house has been converted into a museum, and it is there that the most interesting relics of the great poet are stored. I unburdened my mind to Mildred, and my enthusiasm enkindled in her an interest sufficient to induce her to go there with me, for I could not forgo a companion that day, though she was far from being the ideal companion for such sentimental prowling as mine. Afterwards ...
— Memoirs of My Dead Life • George Moore
... denaturalized earth but thrilled for the time being with budding hopes, sap-swollen courage, and bright, colorful dreams. Walking beneath the spitting glare of the arc-lights, through the golden mist flooding from the store windows, Donaldson hazily saw again the careless unburdened world of his early youth. He caught the spirit of Broadway and all Broadway means in the spring. It was a marionette world where marionettes dance their gayest. Yesterday this would have been to him nothing ...
— The Seventh Noon • Frederick Orin Bartlett
... unburdened, for the griefs he had had were not merited by him. If a young girl had deceived him, he on his side had deceived no one; if a guardian had neglected and failed in duties toward him, he had always behaved ...
— My Recollections of Lord Byron • Teresa Guiccioli
... together. Then there was the walk home from early church (short as it had been), the subsequent expedition to Zermatt and back, with its bright beginning and its clouded end. Up to that point, at all events, they had been happy hours, so many of them unburdened by a single thought of Bob Evers and his folly, not one of them haunted by the usual sense of a part that is played. I almost wondered as I realised this. I supposed it would be no use attempting to express myself to Mrs. Lascelles, but I felt ...
— No Hero • E.W. Hornung


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