Lightened [verb]

Depending on the coating and which glass surface it’s applied to, low-e coatings can also reflect infrared wavelengths toward the outside or the inside, keeping homes warmer in winter or lightening the load on air conditioners in summer.

Backup point guard Ish Smith, 32, will be called on to lighten some of Wall’s load.

As part of our “Lighter Living” concept, we host free monthly breathwork sessions to our community to help women lighten the emotional load of everyday life.

Automation lightens print workloadsPurpose-built digital content tools for newsrooms have made the process for putting together digital content close to seamless.

We should be doing our part to try to encourage them and put forth an effort to lighten the load of disappointment that they’re experiencing.

That his friend had withdrawn, was a pledge of his pacific wishes; and, with a lightened countenance, Louis rose from his knee.

To whatever extent the grants of royal domains were revoked, those burdens would be lightened.

Eric stood still, trembling with rage, while his eyes lightened scorn and indignation.

Excellenza Reverendissima, my prayers shall in the future be lightened by the memory of your presence.

When they had lightened her sufficiently, two of them sprang over into the cockpit and bailed to better advantage there.