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Noun
Freedom from worries or problems
“I was a child of the suburbs, I felt cheated and robbed of my birthright of ease and pleasure.”
Noun
Absence of rigidity or discomfort; poise
“Whether it requires her to be casual, peppy or sensual, Jesse walks the ramp with ease and evident pleasure.”
Noun
Absence of difficulty or effort
“I was really impressed with the ease of use, ergonomics, and functionality built into the web meeting application.”
Noun
Reduction of or freedom from pain
“… the sunburn medication brought me instant ease.”
Noun
Carefree freedom from constraint
“… a gymnast who can handle even the most demanding moves on the parallel bars with total ease.”
Verb
To make more bearable or less severe
“Lemongrass and Ginger are both excellent for muscular aches and pains, and together with Geranium, they help ease digestive difficulties.”
Verb
To make less taut
“I eased my way towards the door.”
Verb
Become less serious or severe
“A period of austerity, which began to ease in the 1950s, followed World War II.”
Verb
To free from obstruction or difficulty
“Such simplified set-up could ease the dissemination of a simple, indirect challenge test for BHR in young children.”
Verb
To give respite to (someone)
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