easing (Meaning)

Wordnet

easing (n)

a change for the better

the act of reducing something unpleasant (as pain or annoyance)

Webster

of Ease

No weak antonyms found.

The soothing music served the purpose of easing my anxiety and calming my nerves.
The therapist's gentle words were effective in easing the patient's fears and worries.
The pain medication helped to ease the patient's discomfort and allowed them to rest more comfortably.
The warm bath eased the tension in my muscles and left me feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.
The financial assistance provided by the organization eased the burden of expenses and allowed families to focus on their well-being.
New policies were implemented to ease the traffic congestion and improve the flow of vehicles during rush hour.
The easing of travel restrictions brought a sense of relief to globetrotters who had been longing to explore new destinations.
The central bank decided to ease interest rates in an effort to stimulate economic growth and boost spending.
The government's announcement eased concerns about the proposed tax increases, reassuring citizens that their financial burdens would not be significantly impacted.
The easing of COVID-19 restrictions brought a renewed sense of hope and normalcy to communities around the world.

a change for the better, the act of reducing something unpleasant (as pain or annoyance)of Ease

aiding,relieving,helping, semiautomatic,computerized, time-saving, automatic, automated, mechanical, nonmanual

nonautomatic, nonautomatic,nonautomated, nonautomated,

The soothing music served the purpose of easing my anxiety and calming my nerves.

The therapist's gentle words were effective in easing the patient's fears and worries.

The pain medication helped to ease the patient's discomfort and allowed them to rest more comfortably.

The warm bath eased the tension in my muscles and left me feeling relaxed and rejuvenated.