Boredom and Ease

Boredom

Boredom noun - The state of being bored.

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Ease and boredom are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ease" instead a noun "Boredom".

Nearby Word: bored

Ease noun - Reduction of or freedom from pain.

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Boredom and ease are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Boredom" instead a noun "Ease".

Nearby Words: easy, eased, easing, easeful, easiness

similar	similar boredom	similar ease
complete	complete boredom	complete ease
utter	utter boredom	utter ease
total	total boredom	total ease
Other adjectives: endless, sheer, extreme, great, absolute, cold, incredible, general, apparent, increasing.

All the members of the Nimrodian Club, an organization devoted to bringing back the practice of dueling to ease the boredom of being told how rich you are.

Source: Fiction 500
She created many of them, animated, to ease boredom.

Source: Creepy Doll
Running Gag: Many episodes have Douglas and Martin engaging in some kind of word game ("Brians of Britain", flights between rhyming destinations, etc) to ease the boredom, and these serve as a running gag within the episode.

Source: Radio / Cabin Pressure

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