unburden

• “He chose to unburden himself in public as well as in private.”

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• “This was exactly what he worried about—that just seeing her made him want to unburden every secret in his soul.”

  Simon & Schuster: How to Woo a Reluctant Lady

• “In Romeo and Juliet, Juliet chose to unburden herself about her illicit love to her busybody nurse, who hustled off to tell Romeo like a sixteenth-century gossip.”

  Simon & Schuster: Make Yourself Unforgettable

• “The idea is that citizens should be allowed to unburden themselves of sin and seek forgiveness, usually involving a priest in the Catholic confessional.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Sins of Brother Curtis

• “When you do, a tremendous weight will be lifted from you as you unburden your mind and your soul.”

  Simon & Schuster: Recovering From Religious Abuse

• “And to unburden those who had to carry more than their end of thelog.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » DADT Repeal Soon?

• “People told me the story to say be careful in the woods by yourself, but it also seemed they needed to unburden something.”

  The Huffington Post: Adam Morganstern: Dogtown: Death and Enchantment in a New England Ghost Town

• “People told me the story to say "be careful in the woods by yourself," but it also seemed they needed to unburden something.”

  The Huffington Post: Adam Morganstern: Dogtown: Death and Enchantment in a New England Ghost Town

• “With healthier citizens," he said, "we unburden society from sickness, and reduce the medical bills that are draining people's savings and causing so much grief.”

  The Huffington Post: John Robbins: The Real Jack LaLanne

• “Or you can choose to unburden yourself of the weight of fear "false evidence appearing real" and emerge into the lightness of truth.”

  The Huffington Post: Dr. Judith Rich: Fear Vs. Love: Wisdom For Times Like These

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