adj Uncommon

eased

eezd

Eased (adj) means made less difficult, painful, or intense. Example: “With the new medication, her symptoms have eased considerably.”

adj

Made less difficult, painful, or intense.

"With the new medication, her symptoms have eased considerably."

How to Use Eased

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe past form of ease — something that has become less severe or difficult.

Word Forms

more eased comparative, most eased superlative

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Rhymes for eased

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “eased” mean?

The word “eased” means made less difficult, painful, or intense. In plain terms, the past form of ease — something that has become less severe or difficult.

How do you pronounce “eased”?

“Eased” is pronounced eezd (/iːzd/ in IPA).

How do you use “eased” in a sentence?

Here is “eased” used in a sentence: “With the new medication, her symptoms have eased considerably.”

What part of speech is “eased”?

“Eased” is an adjective.

Is “eased” a common word?

“Eased” is an uncommon word in modern English.