soulagement
/suːˈlɑːʒmɒ̃/noun
Solace, relief. Also concrete : something which gives this.
- Chiefly in French or French-speaking contexts..
Origin
Late 18th century. From French soulagement from soulager to relieve (probably ultimately from classical Latin sublevāre) + -ment.
- knob-like
- knobstick
- knock
- knockabout
- knock about (or around)
- knock-back
- knock-down
- knock-down-drag-out
- knocker
- knocker-up
- knock-for-knock agreement
- knocking copy
- knocking-off time
- knocking shop
- knock it off
- knock-kneed
- knock knees
- knock off
- knock on
- knock-on effect
- knock on wood
- knock (or blow) someone's socks off
- knock (or hit) someone for six
- knock (or take) the stuffing out of
- knockout