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How to say "Saying I'm relieved" in English

That moment when your shoulders drop and the bad thing didn't happen? That's relieved.

I'm relieved

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The safest default: natural, clear, and easy to adapt.

A: The test came back normal.

B: I'm so relieved.

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Saying I'm relievedWhat do you mean?

I'm relieved

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You feel better because a worry or danger is gone.

I'm relieved the deadline moved.

what a relief

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Say this right after good news.

What a relief! I thought we'd missed it.

that's a weight off my mind

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A major worry has lifted.

That's a weight off my mind.

I can breathe again

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You can finally relax.

The contract is signed. I can breathe again.

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Default

You want the simple, natural option.

I'm relieved

Best first choice.

Softer

You want to sound warmer or less blunt.

what a relief

Good for people.

Stronger

You want more color or emphasis.

that's a weight off my mind

Use when it fits.

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I'm relieved.

Simple and natural.

I'm relieved here, so I'll be careful with the next step.

Work-safe version.

I'm sorry, but I'm relieved.

Adds a softener.

I'm relieved tbh

Casual only.

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