1. the act or process of relieving someone of a burden, responsibility, or worry
Usage: formal; often used in literary or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The disburdenment of her financial worries came when she finally paid off her debts.
• He sought disburdenment from the heavy responsibilities of his position.
• The therapy provided a sense of disburdenment from years of emotional pain.
• Confession offered him disburdenment of his guilty conscience.
• The disburdenment of unnecessary possessions left her feeling lighter and freer.