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UK/["/iːz/"]/US/["/iːz/"]/

Meaning of Ease

In simple words: Comfort or relaxation; not having difficulty.

Ease in a sentence

  • She completed the exam with surprising ease.
  • The medication helped to ease her pain.
  • He spoke with ease, impressing everyone in the room.
  • The child adjusted to the new environment with great ease.
  • The government promised measures to ease traffic congestion.
  • She applied cream to ease the itching caused by the rash.
  • With ease, the gymnast performed her complex routine flawlessly.
  • The designer used soft fabrics to bring ease and comfort to the clothing line.

How to use Ease

Use 'ease' in contexts where there is a lack of trouble or effort. It’s more appropriate in formal writing than in casual conversation, where alternatives like 'no problem' might be used.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'ease' as being 'easy' — no stress, just comfort.

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Collocations with Ease

Synonyms for Ease

Opposites of Ease

Common mistakes with Ease

  • Confused with 'ease up' which means to reduce intensity.
  • Using as a verb instead of as a noun, e.g., saying 'I need to ease.'
  • Mispronouncing as 'eeze' instead of the correct pronunciation 'eez'.

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Frequently asked questions about Ease

What does Ease mean?

Comfort or relaxation; not having difficulty.

What is the definition of Ease?

lack of difficulty

How do you use Ease in a sentence?

She completed the exam with surprising ease.

Can you give another example of Ease?

The medication helped to ease her pain.

What are synonyms for Ease?

Common alternatives include reassure.

What is the opposite of Ease?

Opposite meanings include difficulty, stress, struggle.

What words go with Ease?

It commonly pairs with consummate, great, astonishing, for ease in, for ease of, with ease.

What are common mistakes when using Ease?

Confused with 'ease up' which means to reduce intensity. Using as a verb instead of as a noun, e.g., saying 'I need to ease.' Mispronouncing as 'eeze' instead of the correct pronunciation 'eez'.

How do you pronounce Ease?

US: /["/iːz/"]/, UK: /["/iːz/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Ease?

Use 'ease' in contexts where there is a lack of trouble or effort. It’s more appropriate in formal writing than in casual conversation, where alternatives like 'no problem' might be used.

What CEFR level is Ease?

"Ease" is at C1 level on the CEFR scale.