How is the word hafifletti translated from Turkish to English

Daha az şiddetli hale getirildi; hafifletildi.

Made less severe; eased.

verb
English translation
Alleviated

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  • Yeni yol trafik sorununu hafifletti. The new road alleviated the traffic problem.

  • Ağrısı ilaçla hafifletildi. Her pain was alleviated with medication.

  • Sırt ağrısı yeni sandalyeyle hafifletildi. Her back pain was alleviated by the new chair.

  • Konuşmamızdan sonra endişelerin hafifledi mi? Were your worries alleviated after our talk?

  • Kredi bir süreliğine para sorunlarını hafifletti. The loan alleviated their money troubles for a while.

  • Bu çözüm ekibin birçok endişesini hafifletti. This solution alleviated many concerns for the team.

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FAQ about “hafifletti”

How is “hafifletti” translated from Turkish?
“hafifletti” translates into English as “Alleviated”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “hafifletti” mean?
Meaning of “hafifletti”: Daha az şiddetli hale getirildi; hafifletildi. In English — “Alleviated”.
What part of speech is “hafifletti”?
“hafifletti” is a verb.
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