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ease
noun as in peace, quiet; lack of difficulty
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Strong matches
noun as in facility, freedom
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Strong matches
verb as in alleviate, help
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Strong matches
Example Sentences
Despite a loss in Florida, this would hypothetically ease the pressure on abortion funds by expanding access.
But his jocular manner put many of them at ease, he said.
With prisons across the country running out of cells and the government releasing offenders early to ease pressure, the BBC has been reporting on the issues facing a system on the brink of collapse.
It marks a bet by investors that a Trump White House might ease up on some of the investigations by safety regulators into features such as self-driving.
So it opened up a pathway of much more ease and grace.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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