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The modern English word "ease" originated from the Old English word "eas", which meant "smooth motion" or "easy passage". This is related to the Proto-Germanic word "*isiz", which was also the source of the Modern German word "Ez" meaning "easy" or "smooth". The Old English word "eas" was used to describe the movement of objects or people with minimal effort, with a sense of comfort and simplicity. Over time, the meaning of the word expanded to include notions of comfort, relaxation, and freedom from trouble or pain. In Middle English (circa 1100-1500), the spelling "ease" emerged and the word took on its modern connotation, encompassing not only physical ease but also mental and emotional comfort. Today, the word "ease" is used to describe a state of relaxation, convenience, or simplicity that allows one to be free from difficulties or worries.
noun
serenity, ease; freedom
to be at one's ease
to stand at ease
leisure
to write at ease
ease, ease of mind
to ease a tense stituation
transitive verb
calm down
to be at one's ease
to stand at ease
relieve, relieve pain, relieve pain
to write at ease
relieve tension; (nautical) open, loosen
to ease a tense stituation
lack of difficulty
the state of feeling relaxed or comfortable without worries, problems or pain
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