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Definition of ease
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ease is as below...
Ease (n.) To
release
from
pressure
or
restraint;
to move
gently;
to lift
slightly;
to shift a
little;
as, to ease a bar or nut in
machinery..
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Etiolation
::
Etiolation
(n.)
Paleness
produced
by
absence
of
light,
or by
disease..
Fluxion
::
Fluxion
(n.) The
infinitely
small
increase
or
decrease
of a
variable
or
flowing
quantity
in a
certain
infinitely
small and
constant
period
of time; the rate of
variation
of a
fluent;
an
incerement;
a
differential.
Inflation
::
Inflation
(n.) Undue
expansion
or
increase,
from
overissue;
-- said of
currency..
Loosen
::
Loosen
(v. t.) To
remove
costiveness
from; to
facilitate
or
increase
the
alvine
discharges
of.
Probate
::
Probate
(n.)
Official
proof;
especially,
the proof
before
a
competent
officer
or
tribunal
that an
instrument
offered,
purporting
to be the last will and
testament
of a
person
deceased,
is
indeed
his
lawful
act; the copy of a will
proved,
under the seal of the Court of
Probate,
delivered
to the
executors
with a
certificate
of its
having
been
proved..
Acme
::
Acme (n.) The
crisis
or
height
of a
disease.
Ailment
::
Ailment
(n.)
Indisposition;
morbid
affection
of the body; -- not
applied
ordinarily
to acute
diseases.
Liquor
::
Liquor
(v. t.) To
grease.
Anthrax
::
Anthrax
(n.) An
infectious
disease
of
cattle
and
sheep.
It is
ascribed
to the
presence
of a
rod-shaped
bacterium
(Bacillus
anthracis),
the
spores
of which
constitute
the
contagious
matter.
It may be
transmitted
to man by
inoculation.
The
spleen
becomes
greatly
enlarged
and
filled
with
bacteria.
Called
also
splenic
fever..
Rubella
::
Rubella
(n.) An acute
specific
disease
with a dusky red
cutaneous
eruption
resembling
that of
measles,
but
unattended
by
catarrhal
symptoms;
--
called
also
German
measles..
Sickly
::
Sickly
(superl.)
Producing,
or
tending
to,
disease;
as, a
sickly
autumn;
a
sickly
climate..
Physic
::
Physic
(n.) A
specific
internal
application
for the cure or
relief
of
sickness;
a
remedy
for
disease;
a
medicine.
Correlation
::
Correlation
(n.)
Reciprocal
relation;
corresponding
similarity
or
parallelism
of
relation
or law;
capacity
of being
converted
into, or of
giving
place to, one
another,
under
certain
conditions;
as, the
correlation
of
forces,
or of
zymotic
diseases..
Venereal
::
Venereal
(a.)
Adapted
to the cure of
venereal
diseases;
as,
venereal
medicines..
Antinephritic
::
Antinephritic
(a.)
Counteracting,
or
deemed
of use in,
diseases
of the
kidneys..
Canker
::
Canker
(n.) A
disease
incident
to
trees,
causing
the bark to rot and fall off..
Ease
::
Ease (n.)
Satisfaction;
pleasure;
hence,
accommodation;
entertainment..
Diaphoretical
::
Diaphoretical
(a.)
Having
the power to
increase
perspiration.
Isopathy
::
Isopathy
(n.) The
system
which
undertakes
to cure a
disease
by means of the virus of the same
disease.
Quitclaim
::
Quitclaim
(n.) A
release
or
relinquishment
of a
claim;
a deed of
release;
an
instrument
by which some
right,
title,
interest,
or
claim,
which one
person
has, or is
supposed
to have, in or to an
estate
held by
himself
or
another,
is
released
or
relinquished,
the
grantor
generally
covenanting
only
against
persons
who claim under
himself..
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