Eased is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EASED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EASE, to free from pain or trouble
• make (something unpleasant or intense) less serious or severe
• become less serious or severe
• do something with more moderation
• make (something) happen more easily; facilitate
• (of share prices, interest rates, etc.) decrease in value or amount
• slacken a rope or sail.
• move carefully or gradually
• introduce someone gradually to (an activity)
• gradually exclude someone from a post, especially by devious or subtle manoeuvres
NOUN:
• absence of difficulty or effort
• absence of rigidity or discomfort; poise
• freedom from worries or problems
ADJECTIVE:
• (of pain or sorrow) made easier to bear
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give rest or relief to

Words related to EASED

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Words that contain EASED

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How to use EASED in a sentence

• I must say, however, I had this consolation, that my mind was greatly eased about Roland.
• The sensation of being alive had been too acute to be borne, and it was now a little eased.
• At this, as may be imagined, we felt eased in our minds, knowing that there was no immediate fear of starvation.
• He felt as if eased of a burden, after having thus given his feelings body and shape.
• Gradually, her shaking eased and she breathed more evenly.
• She eased her conscience, when it was troubled, by such shallow discovery of herself as she deemed confession.
• His back tired against the tree, and he eased himself to the cooled grass, face down, his hands crossed under his chin.
• Then the Thing eased to a common hurricane such as men know.
• At first, the surge back upon us was crushing, but as the killing continued the pressure was eased.
• When indoor necessities had been eased, she turned her attention to external things.
• Later the shoe may be eased at the required place, and a blister applied to the coronet.
• Madera grabbed the Starman before he fell and eased him to the iron deck.
• The nurse and surgeons eased their positions immediately, drawing long breaths.
• They are sometimes loaded on the occasion with all the finery of their relations, or even the whole dusun, and carefully eased of it when the ceremony is over.
• This eased the financial situation and they might have had more time for things.
• He eased the patrol car onto the police lane and turned west once again.
• This fear and pain is not at all eased by believing that her past sins have all been forgiven and forgotten of God.
• Lamb apparently wrote for the mere pleasure of putting his thoughts in form, just as he talked when his stammering tongue had been eased with a little good old wine.
• The friends, all of them, mourned his passing, but the Blessed Beauty eased their hearts, for He lavished grace and praise on him who was gone.
• An immense relief, like a bath of balm, eased the pain of suspense.
• He eased it back down to the floor on his knees and dropped it the last few inches.
• That night he eased the pangs of hunger by chewing on an old pair of moccasins that he found at the bottom of the sled.
• Big Medicine glanced up, took off his hat, crumpled it for a pillow and eased Happy Jack down upon it.
• We had butter, and the cows, eased of the labors of travel, grew sleek and round, and gave us plenty of milk.
• What did either think? The youth was sorry for the awful fright of the poor girl, and so glad of the little thing that eased his own humiliation.
• Harry caught him by the shoulder and eased him in his fall.
• Even the tireless and merciless instructors over in the Academic Building eased up a bit on the cadets that day, if ever the instructors did such a thing.
• Good people of this mansion, Unto the poor be pleased To do some good, and give some food, That hunger may be eased.
• If I had known where to find you, I should have sent you money regularly from the first, and eased your mind with a definite understanding.

Similar words containing EAS without suffix ed

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