Definition of relievement in English:

relievement

noun rɪˈliːvm(ə)nt

rare, non-standard

The action or an act of relieving; relief.

Origin

Late Middle English. Partly from Anglo-Norman relievement, Anglo-Norman and Middle French relevement improvement, relief, redress (1377 in Anglo-Norman; French relèvement; earlier in senses ‘feudal relief’ and ‘resurrection’; from relever + -ment), and partly (especially in later use) from relieve + -ment. Compare post-classical Latin relevamentum feudal relief, and also Spanish relevamiento, Italian rilevamento, both in general sense ‘relief’.

Definition of relievement in US English:

relievement

nounrɪˈliːvm(ə)nt

rare, non-standard

The action or an act of relieving; relief.

Origin

Late Middle English. Partly from Anglo-Norman relievement, Anglo-Norman and Middle French relevement improvement, relief, redress (1377 in Anglo-Norman; French relèvement; earlier in senses ‘feudal relief’ and ‘resurrection’; from relever + -ment), and partly (especially in later use) from relieve + -ment. Compare post-classical Latin relevamentum feudal relief, and also Spanish relevamiento, Italian rilevamento, both in general sense ‘relief’.

单词	relievement
释义	Definition of relievement in English: relievement noun rɪˈliːvm(ə)nt rare, non-standard The action or an act of relieving; relief. Origin Late Middle English. Partly from Anglo-Norman relievement, Anglo-Norman and Middle French relevement improvement, relief, redress (1377 in Anglo-Norman; French relèvement; earlier in senses ‘feudal relief’ and ‘resurrection’; from relever + -ment), and partly (especially in later use) from relieve + -ment. Compare post-classical Latin relevamentum feudal relief, and also Spanish relevamiento, Italian rilevamento, both in general sense ‘relief’. Definition of relievement in US English: relievement nounrɪˈliːvm(ə)nt rare, non-standard The action or an act of relieving; relief. Origin Late Middle English. Partly from Anglo-Norman relievement, Anglo-Norman and Middle French relevement improvement, relief, redress (1377 in Anglo-Norman; French relèvement; earlier in senses ‘feudal relief’ and ‘resurrection’; from relever + -ment), and partly (especially in later use) from relieve + -ment. Compare post-classical Latin relevamentum feudal relief, and also Spanish relevamiento, Italian rilevamento, both in general sense ‘relief’.
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