easing
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- noun
- /ˈiːzɪŋ/
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- The doctor recommended some medication for the easing of her pain after the surgery.
As a result, we have easing of fear in commodities like oil, like gold.
- As a result, we have easing of fear in commodities like oil, like gold.
- You have a smoothing slash easing of freight fertilizer.
- I think value semantics is beneficial for easing of debugging or minimizing the risk of errors.
Examples
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So will he commit to publishing the thresholds of data that will determine the easing of lockdown measures?
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And a joke easing a patient's state of mind.
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But still that easing is is really quite slow.
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Reading a good book can often provide easing of stress during challenging times.
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The easing of restrictions allowed the children to play outside again.
Synonyms
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A feeling of comfort when pain or worry goes away
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Making a rule or limit less strict so people can do more
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Making something less tight or less strict
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A lessening of pain, suffering, or a problem
To make pain or discomfort less strong
Antonyms
How Severe
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word easing comes from the simple word ease, which is the same root as easy and meant 'comfort' or 'relief', so an easing is the act of making something less painful, tense, or difficult.