17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disburden' in a Sentence
"To remove a burden from; rid of a burden." more
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The volunteers will be disburdening the community by cleaning up the littered park.
We have been disburdening the environment by recycling waste.
The upcoming vacation will disburden them from the pressures of daily routines.
They have been disburdening the financial burden through careful budgeting.
After the move, they will have been disburdening their new space of unnecessary furniture.
The charity's mission was to disburden families of financial hardships.
The comedian's jokes aimed to disburden the audience of everyday stress through laughter.
The architect redesigned the building to disburden it of structural flaws.
The community is disburdening its worries through open discussions on mental health.
The curator decided to disburden the art exhibition of pieces that didn't align with the theme.
The decluttering process aims to disburden living spaces.
Having resolved the conflict, the group will have disburdened itself of tension and disagreements.
During the spring cleaning, they will be disburdening their homes of unnecessary clutter.
The counselor had disburdened the troubled mind through therapeutic sessions.
She will have been disburdening her backpack, realizing she carried unnecessary weight.
The charity was disburdening the community of hunger by providing free meals.
The detective is disburdening the suspect of false accusations.
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