Synonyms for at ease
at ease

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1. at ease

   A person is comfortable in mind when contented and measurably satisfied. A little additional brightness makes him cheerful. He is comfortable in body when free from pain, quiet, at ease, at rest. He is comfortable in circumstances, or in comfortable circumstances, when things about him are generally agreeable and satisfactory, usually with the suggestion of sufficient means to secure that result.

   Synonyms:
   agreeable, at rest, cheerful, cheery, comfortable, commodious, contented, convenient, genial, pleasant, satisfactory, satisfied, snug, well-off, well-provided, well-to-do

   Antonyms:
   cheerless, disagreeable, discontented, dissatisfied, distressed, dreary, forlorn, miserable, uncomfortable, wretched

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1. at ease

   Synonyms:
   untroubled, comfortable, free from pain, at rest

Suggested Resources

1. at ease

   Read the full text of the At Ease poem by Walter de la Mare on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Nathaniel Hawthorne:

   This world owes all its forward impulses to people ill at ease.

2. Nicklaus Cantlay:

   I definitely said that to myself down the stretch today on the back nine, it put me a little more at ease, and I hit a lot of really nice, quality shots with the lead.

3. Naho Morisaki:

   Japanese women tend to self-restrict weight gain even lower than current recommendations, as they think that doing so will' ease delivery' and' help them retain a better body proportion after delivery,'.

4. Sandy Fielden:

   Because of their proximity and ease of access to this market, Gulf producers have a natural advantage selling new output to Gulf Coast refiners.

5. Wu Kan:

   In addition to easing policies we see today, there could be further cuts in interest rates and reserve requirements ahead, but these tools are designed either to ease short-term liquidity, or cushion the impact of slower economic growth.