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Unburden Meaning in English

word

ənˈbɝdən
un-BUR-dun
ʌnbˈɜːdən
un-BUR-dun

Definition

To share or remove your worries, problems, or feelings so that you feel lighter emotionally; to free yourself from something that is weighing on your mind or heart.

Usage & Nuances

Often used in emotional or psychological contexts (not physical). Common collocations: 'unburden yourself', 'unburden your heart'. Frequently refers to talking to someone about private worries. More formal or literary than everyday language; 'vent', 'get it off your chest', or 'open up' are more casual.

Example Sentences

I need to unburden my heart to someone I trust.

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She unburdened herself by talking about her problems.

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Sometimes it's good to unburden your worries before sleeping.

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He finally unburdened himself about what happened at work.

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I feel much better after unburdening my thoughts to a friend.

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Sometimes you just need to unburden and let it all out.

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