ほっと
Meanings
Adverb
Verb (する)
Onomatopoeic
1. with a feeling of relief; with a sigh of relief
Just that makes me feel relieved.
Adverb
Onomatopoeic
2. deeply (sigh)
Pitch accent
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Examples (21 in total)
You look relieved.
Everyone's relieved.
I was really relieved.
Didn't you feel relieved?
Just that makes me feel relieved.
But now that I have gotten a job, I am relieved.
Tom looks relieved.
His mother sighed with relief.
The teacher also exhaled, as if relieved.
They look openly relieved.
Feeling relieved, I let my gaze wander in mid-air.
Just as I was feeling relieved, a scream suddenly rang out behind me.
He was relieved at the news.
She gave a sigh of relief when the work was done.
To my relief he recovered from his illness.
But it seems I won't be late for the designated time, so I feel relieved.
I felt relieved when my plane landed safely.
But there were also a few friends from elementary school, so I might have felt relieved.
John's parents seemed relieved to hear that he was safe.
We felt relieved when we saw a light in the distance.
The next morning, to our great relief, he returned home safe and sound.