How To Spell ease?
How to Pronounce ease?
Correct pronunciation for the word "ease" is [ˈiːz], [ˈiːz], [ˈiː_z].
Definition of ease
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To relieve, calm, or tranquillize; to free from pain or any disquiet or annoyance of body of mind; to assuage; to facilitate; to slacken. To ease off, or ease away, to slacken a rope gradually. To ease a ship, to put the helm hard a-lee to prevent her pitching when close-hauled. Stand at ease, a command to draw the right foot back, and bring the weight of the body upon it.
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An undisturbed state; a quiet state or state of comfort; freedom from pain or disturbance; rest; facility; naturalness; unconstraint. At case, in an undisturbed state; free from pain or anxiety.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the present tense of Ease?
What is the past tense of Ease?
What is the adverb for ease?
The adverb form of "ease" is "easily".
What is the adjective for ease?
The adjective form of the word "ease" is "easy".
Usage over time for ease:
This graph shows how "ease" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of ease?
The plural form of the word "ease" is "eases"
What is the singular form of ease?
The singular form of the word "ease" is "ease". The word does not change when it is in singular form.
Synonyms for Ease:
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v.
• soothe, relieve • alleviate, help- assist ,
- ameliorate ,
- forward ,
- doctor ,
- free ,
- disburden ,
- cheer ,
- anesthetize ,
- expedite ,
- cure ,
- improve ,
- attend to .
- hush ,
- conciliate ,
- ebb ,
- defuse .
- help .
- bate .
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n.
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- float .
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- foster ,
- affluence ,
- contribute .
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- clear .
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- criminalize ,
- abolish ,
- abrogate ,
- backdate ,
- bring in ,
- codify ,
- amendment ,
- decriminalize ,
- come in ,
- amend .
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- draw .
- enjoyment ,
- idleness ,
- bed of roses ,
- inertness ,
- calmness ,
- inertia ,
- happiness ,
- gratification ,
- ataraxia .
- cleverness ,
- dexterity ,
- expertness ,
- insouciance ,
- effortlessness ,
- easygoingness ,
- duck soup ,
- fluency ,
- child's play ,
- affability ,
- flexibility ,
- cinch ,
- expertise ,
- dispatch ,
- breeze ,
- aplomb .
- ease .
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adj.
• unburden
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