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easedadjective
more eased
Comp.
most eased
Super.
UK
/iːzd/
US
/iːzd/
atténuéEmployé pour une intensité, une douleur ou une tension réduite.
The eased symptoms allowed her to rest more comfortably.
Les symptômes atténués lui ont permis de se reposer plus confortablement.
détenduPour une attitude, une expression ou une tension psychologique moins marquée.
His eased demeanor during the interview impressed the hiring manager.
Son attitude détendue pendant l'entretien a impressionné le responsable du recrutement.
Synonyms
relaxed
calm
soothed
untroubled
lightened
easedpast participle
Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "ease".
soulagéPour indiquer qu'une douleur, une contrainte ou une difficulté a été diminuée.
Tax burdens were eased for low-income families.
La charge fiscale a été soulagée pour les familles à faible revenu.
Additional translations
allégéPour une charge, une pression ou une contrainte rendue moins lourde.
Synonyms
relieved
alleviated
assuaged
mitigated
lessened
diminished
softened
calmed
pacified
loosened
relaxed
easeverb

eased

Past Simple

eased
Past Simple
eased
Past Participle
easing
Gerund
UK
/iːz/
US
/iz/
soulagerPour la douleur, la gêne ou les symptômes.
The medication helped to ease the patient's pain.
Le médicament a aidé à soulager la douleur du patient.
s'atténuerPour une douleur, une tension ou un phénomène qui diminue.
As the storm passed, the wind began to ease.
À mesure que l'orage passait, le vent a commencé à s'atténuer.
apaiserPour réduire l’inquiétude, le stress ou l’anxiété.
He tried to ease her mind by explaining the situation.
Il a essayé d'apaiser son esprit en expliquant la situation.
Additional translations
introduire délicatementEn parlant d’un mouvement progressif, soigneux ou prudent.
Synonyms
alleviate
relieve
mitigate
diminish
lessen
soothe
calm
facilitate
Antonyms
aggravate
intensify
worsen

Definitions

easedadjective
Having been made less severe or intense.
The patient's eased symptoms allowed her to rest more comfortably.
Relaxed or free from tension.
His eased demeanor during the interview impressed the hiring manager.
easedpast participle
Made less severe or intense; relieved.
Tax burdens were eased for low-income families.
easeverb
To make something less severe or difficult.
The medication helped to ease the patient's pain.
To move or shift something carefully or gradually.
She eased the car into the tight parking space.
To become less intense or severe.
As the storm passed, the wind began to ease.
To make someone feel less worried or anxious.
He tried to ease her mind by explaining the situation.
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