ease

01. He [eased] into his chair after a long day of work.

02. In some parts of the world, dried shark brain is used to [ease] labor pains, and prevent tooth decay.

03. Felicita helped [ease] Victor's headache by massaging his neck.

04. He is such a strong runner that he should be able to win this race with [ease].

05. The camera is fully automatic, for [ease] of use.

06. They have lived a life of total [ease] and luxury since they won the lottery.

07. I slowly [eased] my way towards the door when it looked like the meeting was about over.

08. She felt totally at [ease] with her in-laws within a few days of meeting them.

09. Most bumps on the head are minor, and heal [easily].

10. Many of England's historic towns are quite small, and can be [easily] visited on foot.

11. The pygmy people living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are able to slip [easily] through the jungle growth of the forest which is their home.

12. Mexico is expected to win [easily] in its match against Japan on Sunday.

13. You don't have to shout, I can hear you quite [easily]!

14. Why do you waste gas driving to the corner store when you could [easily] walk or bike there?

15. Using a computer makes writing an essay so much faster and [easier].

16. Vocabulary is generally [easier] to understand if you look at it in context.

17. A human hair is much [easier] to cut when soaked in warm water for two minutes.

18. A feeling of [uneasiness] came over him as he entered the old, empty house.

19. Most people feel a little [uneasy] during a dental check-up.

20. The young boy looked around [uneasily] as he entered his new classroom.

21. The detective had a strong feeling of [unease] after talking to the murder victim's husband.

22. Sir Winfred Grenfell once suggested that real joy comes not from [ease] or riches or from the praise of men, but from doing something worthwhile.

23. Sophocles once noted that time [eases] all things.

24. Helen Keller once said that character cannot be developed in [ease] and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved.

25. A Chinese proverb observes that when the heart is at [ease], the body is healthy.

26. A French proverb notes that laughing is not always proof of a mind at [ease].

27. A Chinese proverb suggests that it is [easy] to believe in heaven's law, but so hard to keep.

28. A Chinese proverb notes that it is [easy] to know men's faces, not their hearts.

29. A Chinese proverb observes that to open a business is very [easy], but to keep it open is very difficult.

30. A Japanese proverb suggests that it is [easy] to die; the difficulty lies in living.

31. There is an old saying which says, "[Easy] come, [easy] go."

32. A Danish proverb notes that happiness and glass break [easily].

33. A Japanese proverb notes that eggs and promises are [easily] broken.

34. A Saudi Arabian proverb observes that misfortune is [easier] to bear if you share it with many others.

35. A Chinese proverb claims that it is [easier] to govern a country than a son.

36. A German proverb notes that to advise is [easier] than to help.

37. I am always amazed at the [ease] with which Colin speaks in front of crowds.

38. Although Karen was only two, she was able to say the alphabet with [ease].