noun
Uncommon
easing
EE-zihng
Easing (noun) means the process of making something less severe, tight, or difficult. Example: “The central bank announced an easing of interest rates.”
noun
1
The process of making something less severe, tight, or difficult.
"The central bank announced an easing of interest rates."
"Doctors noted an easing of her symptoms after treatment."
How to use easing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of loosening, softening, or reducing something that was tight, painful, or strict.
Common pairings
monetary easing
easing of restrictions
gradual easing
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Word forms
- Plural
- easings
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Rhymes for easing
casing
basing
teasing
leasing
chasing
pleasing
phrasing
greasing
releasing
increasing
decreasing
purchasing
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Frequently asked questions
What does “easing” mean?
The word “easing” means the process of making something less severe, tight, or difficult. In plain terms, the act of loosening, softening, or reducing something that was tight, painful, or strict.
How do you pronounce “easing”?
“Easing” is pronounced EE-zihng (/ˈiːzɪŋ/ in IPA).
How do you use “easing” in a sentence?
Here is “easing” used in a sentence: “The central bank announced an easing of interest rates.”
What part of speech is “easing”?
“Easing” is a noun.
Is “easing” a common word?
“Easing” is an uncommon word in modern English.
