eased

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Definitions

Phrases

• ease off
• ease out
• at ease
• ill at ease

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

• “We need to do the recount so we can put people’s minds at ease,” said James.

• Coronavirus infections across the greater Washington region surged past the 3,000 mark Wednesday for the first time, spreading with relative ease as caseloads set another record high.

• No, but the child can exhibit more signs of ease and adaptability with gentle parenting styles and strong attachment.

• Portability and ease of setup are key for wireless earbuds, and it’s important to choose a pair that’s as powerful as it is lightweight.

• The Jefferson of this book is the familiar visionary and conflict-avoidance specialist who consistently fails to retire to a life of ease.

• In 1993, the military eased its grip and offered a transition to civilian governance.

• The United States is now the only really powerful nation to have eased into stable democratic government from the ground up.

• Slayman eased the young man—Matt, from Pennsylvania—out of the car and got him on his stumbling way.

• The White House eased pressure on Tehran to get a preliminary nuclear deal.

• Over time he can be eased out—as long as his Alawite people are protected in some kind of federal Syria.

• Fresh gangs manned the sweeps and the riders on the eastern bank eased their pace to a walk.

• Wilson eased down the aisle, casually pushing a woman out of his way, and glanced over his victim's shoulder.