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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a real relief" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a feeling of comfort or alleviation from stress or worry. Example: "After weeks of uncertainty about the project, receiving the final approval was a real relief."
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"It's a real relief".
That's a real relief".
"It was a real relief for me".
"It's a real relief," he said.
It's a real relief that they avoid the subject.
It would probably be a real relief to just crumble.
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Wednesday's budget is unlikely to bring any real relief.
Pain Australia is running a campaign, Real Relief, that argues alternatives are more effective and prepares consumers for the impending ban.
While some simple lifestyle changes can make a big difference, real relief will come when you understand that you have the power to bring balance and calm into your life.
Recent research suggests that developing a story from the events in one's life not necessarily a story with a happy ending, just a true and "coherent story," as opposed to a "fragmented" one can bring real relief from depression and anxiety.
"For the past 13 months we have been working for a resolution that brings real relief to the hardest-hit homeowners, is transparent about who benefits, and will ensure accountability," Ms. Harris said in a statement.
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