Relief is a noun, relieved is an adjective.
Feeling relieved is feeling the experience of showing relief. Gee, that doesn't read write, does it?
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>>>Now I feel relief. :)
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>>Then you're probably sitting on it :). Or it's the end of your shift and you're relieved.
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>Sigh, now I had to check the dictionaries again :). Tell me, what's wrong or ambiguous here. Google had 14,600 hits on "feel relief". That's not much, so it's probably wrong.
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