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easingnoun
easings
pl
The central bank announced an easing of monetary policy.
Центральный банк объявил об ослаблении денежно-кредитной политики.
The easing of restrictions allowed more businesses to reopen.
Смягчение ограничений позволило большему количеству предприятий возобновить работу.
Additional translations
уменьшение
облегчение
Synonyms
relaxation
alleviation
mitigation
soothing
calming
lessening
diminution
easingadjective
Used attributively in technical contexts (e.g., "easing function")
Synonyms
relieving
alleviating
soothing
mitigating
mollifying
relaxing
loosening
softening
assuaging
moderating
easinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈiːzɪŋ/
US
/ˈiːzɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that is becoming less severe or is in the process of being eased
Synonyms
relaxing
loosening
softening
mitigating
alleviating
assuaging
tempering
reducing
diminishing
lessening
attenuating
moderating
easeverb

easing

Gerund

eased
Past Simple
eased
Past Participle
easing
Gerund
UK
/iːz/
US
/iz/
The medication helped to ease the pain.
Лекарство помогло облегчить боль.
The government decided to ease the restrictions.
Правительство решило ослабить ограничения.
He tried to ease the tension in the room with a joke.
Он попытался уменьшить напряжение в комнате с помощью шутки.
Additional translations
смягчать
Synonyms
alleviate
relieve
mitigate
diminish
lessen
soothe
calm
facilitate
Antonyms
aggravate
intensify
worsen

Definitions

easingnoun
The act of making something less severe or intense.
The easing of restrictions allowed businesses to reopen.
A reduction in the level of difficulty or tension.
The easing of the workload was a relief for the employees.
A process of making something more comfortable or less painful.
The easing of the patient's symptoms was a positive sign.
A mathematical curve or function that defines acceleration and deceleration in animation or motion graphics.
The developer chose a cubic-bezier easing to make the scrolling feel natural.
An official action by a central bank or policymaker to loosen monetary conditions, typically by lowering interest rates or implementing quantitative measures.
The market rallied in response to the bank's latest easing.
easingadjective
Relating to or characteristic of an easing curve or motion that begins or ends gradually rather than abruptly.
He applied an easing animation to make the transition smoother.
easinggerund / present participle
Relieving or becoming less severe in intensity.
The medicine had an easing effect on her headache.
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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