CEFR B2

ease

noun

Meaning

Freedom from difficulty, trouble, or worry; a state of relaxation and comfort.

Examples

She approached the difficult exam with surprising ease.
He spoke with an ease that made everyone feel comfortable.

Synonyms: comfort, simplicity, facility, effortlessness

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ease (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /iːz/

Definition

Freedom from difficulty, trouble, or worry; a state of relaxation and comfort.

Examples

She approached the difficult exam with surprising ease.
He spoke with an ease that made everyone feel comfortable.
The software allows you to manage your finances with great ease.

How to Use ease

ease into (phrasal verb): To move slowly and carefully into a particular state or position. — "He eased into the role of team leader."
ease off (phrasal verb): To reduce intensity or pressure. — "The rain finally began to ease off."
ease up (phrasal verb): To reduce intensity or pressure; to become less severe. — "You need to ease up on the criticism."

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