disburden
/dɪsˈbɜrdən/
verb
- To relieve someone of a burden or worry; to free from something heavy or troublesome.
- The new policy helped disburden the staff of excessive paperwork.
- He disburdened his conscience by confessing the mistake.
- She disburdened her mind by sharing her fears with a close friend.
- To unload or remove a physical load from something.
- They disburdened the donkey of its packs after the long hike.
- The ship was disburdened of its goods at the port.
- The workers disburdened the truck of its heavy cargo.