B2nounemotionstechnology
US/iːz/
UK/iːz/
no difficulty in doing something; also a feeling of being relaxed
In context
She practiced every weekend and passed the driving test with ease.
The teacher's jokes put the new students at ease.
People choose this app for its ease of use.
Words that go with ease
noun + preposition
- with easeHe climbed the hill with ease.
- at easeI feel at ease with my new colleagues.
- ease of useThe phone is popular because of its ease of use.
verb + preposition
- put at easeA smile can put customers at ease.
adjective + noun
- relative easeThey won the match with relative ease.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
I feel easy with her.Correct: I feel at ease with her.