"allevation" meaning in English

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          "text": "When infirmities are grown habitual and remedileſſe,all we can do is to give them ſome Reſpite and a little Allevation, that we may be leſſe ſenſible of the ſmart and ſting they ſmite us with.",
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          "text": "is it any allevation of your grief and horror that all your Family is together?",
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