Ease
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
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- An episode of Family Guy has Peter running to the bathroom at a high-school reunion, knocking down with ease everyone in their path.
Source: Accidental Athlete -
No Sell: Before his Heroic Second Wind, Peter tries all of his spider-powered fighting tricks in the final battle against Green Goblin, who bushes them all off with ease.
Source: Film / Spider-Man - It all turns out to be a ruse though Determinator: Peter doesn't give in with ease.
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