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Ease
Ease verb - To make more bearable or less severe.
Usage example: grandmother's firm belief that there are few ailments that chicken soup won't ease
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When the coffeemaker is examined, the game sarcastically mentions how the correct button is located on an included feelie, and any player who bought the game can go through with ease while people who downloaded it illegally off the Internet will die to the mad scientist's scheme.
Source: Copy Protection - Stan to Stahn (to ease correct pronounciation)
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