# easier

Pronunciation: US say "EE-zee-ur" /ˈi.zi.ɚ/; UK say "EE-zee-uh" /ˈiː.zi.ə/

## Adjective

1. Comparative of easy. — comparative form of easy: more easy
   - Simple: Comparative of easy. Use this when something takes less effort than another thing.
   - _The second exam felt easier than the first because she had studied the format._
   - _Assembling the shelf was easier with two people holding the panels._

## Adverb

2. To a greater degree of ease; with less effort or strain than before.
   - Simple: With less effort or worry than before.
   - _After the promotion, the family lived easier than they had in years._
   - _The patient rested easier once the pain medication took effect._
3. Comparative of easy. — comparative form of easy: more easy
   - Simple: Comparative of easy. Use this when something is done with less effort than another way.
   - _The boat rode easier once the crew trimmed the sails._
   - _He took the climb easier on the second day, pacing himself carefully._

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