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eased

adjective as in relieved

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When federal legislators eased tribal land restrictions in 1959, allowing for 99-year leases, the city and tribal land owners had an opportunity to address health concerns in the area — and cash in on the land.

LeBron James eased his way into the season, ceding shots to Anthony Davis and Austin Reaves, committing to JJ Redick’s style and letting his teammates establish himself in the first handful of games in his 21st season.

While wage growth has eased, pay is still rising faster than inflation, which measures the rate of price increases.

From BBC

Bosa has been eased into the rotation over the last three games, with limited snaps.

It’s not clear if Trump supports those proposals, though in his first term he eased restrictions on genetically engineered foods.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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