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Bookmark or Share- EASE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary1. freedom from discomfort, worry, or anxiety. 2. lack of difficulty, labour, or awkwardness; facility. 3. rest, leisure, or relaxation. 4. freedom from poverty or financial embarrassment; affluence. a life of ease.
- Ease - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms - Vocabulary.comEase means to lessen or release, often making something possible in the meantime. When you put someone at their ease, you lessen their discomfort. When you ease into a chair, you gently release yourself into it. A life of ease means you do not have to struggle to make money.
- EASE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionaryease noun [U] (NO DIFFICULTY) the quality of needing little effort or not being difficult: with ease She won the 400 metre race with ease. for ease of The doors are extra-wide for ease of access (= so that people can get in without difficulty). More examples.
- EASE Synonyms: 340 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-WebsterSynonyms for EASE: facilitate, accelerate, improve, simplify, promote, smooth, loosen (up), speed; Antonyms of EASE: hinder, complicate, impede, retard, aggravate, worsen, perplex, sophisticate.
- EASES Synonyms: 236 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-WebsterSynonyms for EASES: facilitates, accelerates, smoothes, improves, promotes, simplifies, smooths, loosens (up); Antonyms of EASES: complicates, hinders, impedes, retards, aggravates, worsens, perplexes, sophisticates.
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