ease in Latin
ease in Latin is habilitas — ease means the quality of being simple or effortless.
ease in Latin
habilitas
Lack of difficulty; the ability to do something easily.
What does "ease" mean?
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noun The quality of being simple or effortless.
"She solved the puzzle with surprising ease."
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noun A relaxed state, free from worry, pain, or awkwardness.
"He felt completely at ease around his old friends."
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verb To make something less difficult, painful, or intense.
"The medicine eased her headache within an hour."
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ease in a sentence
- She solved the puzzle with surprising ease.
- The new software made booking flights much easier.
- He felt completely at ease around his old friends.
- The medicine eased her headache within an hour.
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What is "ease" in Latin?
"ease" in Latin is habilitas. ease means: The quality of being simple or effortless.
How do you use "ease" in a sentence?
Example: "She solved the puzzle with surprising ease." In Latin, "ease" is habilitas.
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