American English
/ˈi.zɪz/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Related entry: ease
The ability to do something without difficulty or much effort.
Practice out loudThe ability to do something without difficulty or much effort.
She solved the problem with ease.
The app is popular because of its ease of use.
with ease · ease of use · ease of access
do something with ease
the ease of something
To make pain, worry, or a difficult situation less severe.
This medicine will ease the pain.
Her kind words eased my worries.
ease the pain · ease the pressure · ease tensions · ease the burden
someone eases something
someone eases someone's worries
To become less strong, painful, or difficult.
The pain eased after a few minutes.
The tension began to ease.
pain eases · tension eases · symptoms ease
something eases
something begins to ease
A calm, comfortable feeling without worry or tension.
I felt at ease with my new team.
She spoke at ease during the interview.
at ease · a sense of ease
feel at ease
be at ease
Calm and relaxed, without worry or nervousness.
The students felt at ease in the friendly classroom.
To make someone feel calm and comfortable.
Her smile put me at ease.
To become less strong, strict, or intense.
The rain eased up by noon.
In easing, drop the final e: easing, not easeing.