about 'relieved to be done'
This sentence "He didn't come home at the end of the day relieved to be done with work."
I do not understand what this part means - 'the day relieved to be done with work', please give me some help.
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Well, I think it means that your protagonist is a lazy guy who didn't do his work. Then, while being at home, he wasn't relieved because he hadn't done what he was supposed to accomplish. A common situation when you are crushed by work.
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