Synonym: aid, allay, comfort, facilitate, help, lighten, loosen, reduce, relax, relieve, soothe. Antonym: anxiety, care, difficult, uneasiness. Similar words: at ease, release, increased, decrease, case, base, phase, laser. Meaning: [iːz] 
n. 1. freedom from difficulty or hardship or effort 2. a freedom from financial difficulty that promotes a comfortable state 3. the condition of being comfortable or relieved (especially after being relieved of distress) 4. freedom from constraint or embarrassment 5. freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility). v. 1. move gently or carefully 2. lessen pain or discomfort; alleviate 3. make easier 4. lessen the intensity of or calm.
n. 1. freedom from difficulty or hardship or effort 2. a freedom from financial difficulty that promotes a comfortable state 3. the condition of being comfortable or relieved (especially after being relieved of distress) 4. freedom from constraint or embarrassment 5. freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility). v. 1. move gently or carefully 2. lessen pain or discomfort; alleviate 3. make easier 4. lessen the intensity of or calm. 
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181. After World War Two, lots of prefabs were put up to ease the housing crisis.
182. The slope began to ease off towards the edge of hill above.
183. The boy was ill at ease in the presence of the headmaster.
184. I think you should ease up on the kids a bit.
185. They made him feel at ease, despite his natural reserve.
186. The situation should ease up now that the two countries are prepared to talk.
187. The back of the garment is split for ease in walking.
188. It will take a little time for him to ease himself into his new role.
189. He writes with ease.
190. You can ease the throttle back now that we have climbed high enough.
191. To ease the pain, erase the anger. Anthony Liccione 
192. We have provided valuable economic and humanitarian aid to ease the transition to a market economy.
193. They are usually mounted on a fabric backing for ease of handling, and are fixed using conventional ceramic tile adhesive.
194. Being at ease with himself put him at ease with the world. John Steinbeck
195. Moon died in 1978[sentencedict.com], after an overdose of the prescribed drug he was taking to ease himself out of alcoholism.
196. The degree of control required, or the ease of use, will directly affect the suitability of the product.
197. This was a drug that would ease the acute pain that crucifixion brought to the victim.
198. Is it possible to link the injections he gave to his victims with those administered to his mother to ease her pain?
199. It recently launched a program to cull the academic community for new technologies that will help ease the gridlock.
200. But new rules letting disease-free animals travel to abattoirs from tomorrow may ease the pressure.
201. Feats that are usually demanding and taxing are accomplished with ease.
202. And they put young people in touch with adult role models who can help ease the shift into adulthood.
203. The agency apparently also wants to ease its administrative burdens under the contracting ordinance.http://sentencedict.com
204. Our amusement at his false assumption seemed to ease the tension between us.
205. The ease of transmission of signals is altered by activity in the nervous system.
206. In his Charlton days, Lawrence was forced to accept any reasonable offer to ease the club's financial crisis.
207. DataEase scores because it combines good all-round capability with genuine ease of use.
208. On several occasions she was admitted to the hospital and spent several days there undergoing traction to ease the pain.
209. The true effect of genuine politeness seems to be rather ease than pleasure. Samuel Johnson
210. This meeting was to air grievances and ease our transition into the future.
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