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To unload or discharge, typically cargo
“It was deemed necessary to throw the cargo overboard, in order to disburden the ship.”
To free from burden, or relieve from trouble
“Fortified by his assurances, and willing to disburden himself of the secret that oppressed him, he opens his heart.”
To reveal information that has been causing one anxiety
“She had no right to disburden her worries onto those unrelated to her affairs.”
To remove blame or responsibility from
To cause to be empty or vacant
To remove from suspicion or guilt
To release from one's grasp or possession
To make something less taut or tight
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