Ease — synonyms, ease antonyms, definition

1. ease (Noun)

accommodation adroitness aid alleviation assistance assuagement benevolence calm calmness cheer comfort contentment convenience dexterity easiness effortlessness flexibility freedom grace happiness • • • difficulty

ease (Noun) — Freedom from difficulty, hardship or effort. ex. "he rose through the ranks with apparent ease" ex. "they put it into containers for ease of transportation"

ease (Noun) — A freedom from financial difficulty that promotes a comfortable state. ex. "a life of luxury and ease"

ease (Noun) — The condition of being comfortable or relieved (especially after being relieved of distress). ex. "getting it off his conscience gave him some ease"

ease (Noun) — Freedom from constraint or embarrassment. ex. "I am never at ease with strangers"

ease (Noun) — Freedom from activity (work, strain or responsibility).

affluence comfort comfortableness inactivity naturalness quality richness bed rest bedrest dormancy effortlessness lap of luxury laziness leisure lie-in quiescence quiescency reprieve respite sleeping easy

2. ease (Verb)

abate accelerate aid allay alleviate ameliorate assuage bolster calm cheer compose conciliate condole decrease diminish disburden discharge dwindle ease off encourage • • •

ease (Verb) — Move gently or carefully. ex. "He eased himself into the chair"

ease (Verb) — Lessen pain or discomfort; alleviate. ex. "ease the pain in your legs"

ease (Verb) — Make easier. ex. "you could ease the process by sharing your knowledge"

ease (Verb) — Lessen the intensity of or calm. ex. "The news eased my conscience"

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