ease

Definition:
1. Lack of difficulty.
2. The state of feeling relaxed or comfortable without worries, problems or pain.
3. Freedom from difficulty or hardship or effort.
4. A freedom from financial difficulty that promotes a comfortable state.
5. Move gently or carefully.
6. Lessen pain or discomfort; alleviate.
7. Make easier.

Use 'ease' in a sentence:

• 1. It seems to ease all the aches and pains of a hectic and tiring day.
• 2. These days, the pressure has eased off.
• 3. Her manner immediately set everyone at their ease.
• 4. People were betting on a further easing of credit conditions.
• 5. I felt ill at ease in such formal clothes.
• 6. He gently opened the throttle, and the ship began to ease forward.
• 7. These offerings greatly helped to ease Tom's conscience.
• 8. I never feel completely at ease with him.
• 9. The plan should ease traffic congestion in the town.
• 10. I gave him some brandy to ease the pain.
• 11. We waited until the traffic had eased off.
• 12. He eased slowly forwards.
• 13. New figures indicate the recession may be easing up.
• 14. To ease financial difficulties, farmers could be compensated for their loss of subsidies.
• 15. The rooms are small but making you feel at ease.
• 16. The manager does not intend to ease up on his players for some time.
• 17. The experience at Duke University may ease some concerns.
• 18. All important points are numbered for ease of reference.
• 19. He eased off his shoes.
• 20. Shipley's forte is being able to do a lot of things at the same time with ease.
• 21. Another problem relates to the ease of accessing information.
• 22. The sea started to ease as we came under Cuba's lee.
• 23. The ease with which she learns languages is astonishing.
• 24. Borrowers are striving to ease their financial position by spending less and saving more.
• 25. The person can transfer from wheelchair to seat with relative ease.
• 26. Everyone is banking on an economic rebound to help ease the state's fiscal problems.
• 27. If we can help ease their financial burden, we will.
• 28. They agreed to work cooperatively to ease tensions wherever possible.
• 29. He's prone to flit between subjects with amazing ease.
• 30. In his retirement, he lived a life of ease.
• 31. Reduced interest rates would help ease recessionary pressures in the economy.
• 32. Indeed, ease of acquisition is the problem.
• 33. It is a cancer that can be cured with relative ease.
• 34. To help ease the pain, heat can be applied to the area with a hot water bottle.
• 35. Here are three steps to ease the current food crisis.
• 36. He passed the exam with ease.
• 37. Ease your grip on the wheel a little.
• 38. We laughed and that helped ease the tension.
• 39. She eased herself into a chair.
• 40. She lived a life of ease.
• 41. Ease off the training a few days before the race.
• 42. It is essential to feel at ease with your therapist.
• 43. Technological ability has not, for parents, translated into comfort and ease.
• 44. Ramps have been built to ease access for the disabled.
• 45. This computer is popular for its good design and ease of use.
• 46. The hospice aims to ease the sufferings of the dying.
• 47. For ease of reference, only the relevant extracts of the regulations are included.
• 48. The task was accomplished with comparative ease.
• 49. The pain immediately eased.
• 50. This should help ease the pain.