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Ease
Ease
n.
Satisfaction
;
pleasure
;
hence
,
accommodation
;
entertainment
.
Ease
n.
Freedom
from
anything
that
pains
or
troubles
; as: (a)
Relief
from
labor
or
effort
;
rest
;
quiet
;
relaxation
; as,
ease
of
body
.
Ease
n.
Freedom
from
care
,
solicitude
, or
anything
that
annoys
or
disquiets
;
tranquillity
;
peace
;
comfort
;
security
; as,
ease
of
mind
.
Ease
n.
Freedom
from
constraint
,
formality
,
difficulty
,
embarrassment
,
etc
.;
facility
;
liberty
;
naturalness
;
said
of
manner
,
style
,
etc
.; as,
ease
of
style
, of
behavior
, of
address
.
Ease
n.
To
free
from
anything
that
pains
,
disquiets
, or
oppresses
; to
relieve
from
toil
or
care
; to
give
rest
,
repose
, or
tranquility
to;
often
with
of; as, to
ease
of
pain
;
ease
the
body
or
mind
.
Ease
n.
To
render
less
painful
or
oppressive
; to
mitigate
; to
alleviate
.
Ease
n.
To
release
from
pressure
or
restraint
; to
move
gently
; to
lift
slightly
; to
shift
a
little
; as, to
ease
a
bar
or
nut
in
machinery
.
Ease
n.
To
entertain
; to
furnish
with
accommodations
.
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