Drop and Ease

Drop

Drop verb - To make smaller in amount, volume, or extent.

Usage example: with these icy road conditions, drivers should be dropping their speed

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

Nearby Words: dropped, dropping, droplet, dropout, dropper

Ease verb - To make smaller in amount, volume, or extent.

Usage example: the chairman of the Federal Reserve has promised to ease interest rates

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

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

low	low drop	low ease
regular	regular drop	regular ease
considerable	considerable drop	considerable ease
sheer	sheer drop	sheer ease
Other adjectives: extreme, ultimate, aforementioned.

drop part

ease part

The developers will try to make not an extreme drop in difficulty, just enough to ease new players in.

Source: Sequel Difficulty Drop
In a fresh level of Windmill Software's Digger, the monsters (similar to Pac-Man's ghosts) move predictably around a series of pre-dug tunnels, in which you can camp for them and drop gold on their heads with relative ease.

Source: Continuing Is Painful
The Baur has high recoil, low magazine count, but dealt out high damage, and if you could pop off quick headshots, and stay out of most close quarters combat, you could drop enemies with ease.

Source: Difficult but Awesome

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