easing
SayEE-zing/ˈizɪŋ/
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Pluraleasings
- 1Present participle and gerund of ease. Use this form for something happening now or as a naming word.
The doctor is easing her back pain with a new treatment.
Slowly easing the door open, she crept into the room.
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- 2The act of making something less painful, less tight, or less hard.
Like loosening a tight knot so it no longer pulls so hard.
The easing of the rules made travel much simpler for families.
Everyone welcomed the easing of the heat after the sun went down.
Similarrelaxation, loosening, lessening, alleviation, abatement
Oppositetightening, worsening, intensification
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easing is a form of ease
ease, verb: To take away someone's pain, worry, or stress. Full entry
- Spelling
- ease → easing: drop the e, add -ing
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