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1Absence of difficulty or effort.
1with object Make (something unpleasant or intense) less serious or severe.
2no object, with adverbial of direction Move carefully or gradually.
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Alleviate someone's anxiety.
1Become less serious or severe.
ease someone out, ease out someoneGradually exclude someone from a post, especially by devious or subtle manoeuvres.
Middle English from Old French aise, based on Latin adjacens ‘lying close by’, present participle of adjacere. The verb is originally from Old French aisier, from the phrase a aise ‘at ease’; in later use from the noun.