Collapse and Ease

Collapse

Collapse verb - To fall down or in as a result of physical pressure.

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Ease and collapse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ease" instead a verb "Collapse".

Ease verb - To grow less in scope or intensity especially gradually.

Usage example: new investments in the region have eased since the rise in interest rates

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Collapse and ease are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Collapse" instead a verb "Ease".

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

complete	complete collapse	complete ease
utter	utter collapse	utter ease
total	total collapse	total ease
sheer	sheer collapse	sheer ease
Other adjectives: great, social, ultimate, general, apparent.

way	collapse way	ease way
moments	collapse moments	ease moments

Here, they not only appear to have been converted to full auto, but they also seem to be modified to collapse into small, box-like shapes for ease of storage.

Source: Cool Guns / Machine Pistols
Yet she is able to throw Buck, who is several times her size, around with ease an collapse a heavy wall on him.

Source: Pintsized Powerhouse / Web Comics

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