Pronunciation: /ˈizmənt/
noun a right to use someone else's property for a specific purpose
A1 An easement is a legal right to use someone else's land for a specific purpose.
A2 The property owner granted an easement to allow the neighbors to access the lake.
B1 The easement granted by the city allowed for a new sidewalk to be built along the road.
B2 The easement was established to ensure the property had access to a public road.
C1 Negotiating the terms of the easement required legal expertise and knowledge of property rights.
C2 The complex easement agreement included provisions for maintenance and repair responsibilities.
verb None
A1 I easement my workload by asking for help.
A2 She easement her stress by taking a walk in the park.
B1 The new software will easement the process of data entry.
B2 The company decided to easement its policies to attract more customers.
C1 The government implemented new regulations to easement the burden on small businesses.
C2 The CEO easement the company's financial troubles by restructuring its debt.
adjective None
A1 The path to the beach had an easement sign, allowing everyone to pass through.
A2 The easement agreement between the two neighbors allowed for shared use of the driveway.
B1 The easement rights granted the utility company access to the property for maintenance purposes.
B2 The landowner granted an easement to the local government for the construction of a public road.
C1 The complex legal documents outlined the terms of the easement in great detail.
C2 The dispute over the easement rights led to a lengthy court battle between the two parties.
adverb None
A1 She walked easement through the crowded market.
A2 He spoke easement, making sure to enunciate each word clearly.
B1 The teacher explained the concept easement to the students, using simple language.
B2 The manager handled the situation easement, avoiding any unnecessary conflict.
C1 The diplomat negotiated the treaty easement, considering the interests of all parties involved.
C2 The CEO made decisions easement, taking into account the long-term impact on the company's growth.
pronoun None
A1 An easement is a right to use someone else's property for a specific purpose.
A2 She was granted an easement to access the beach through her neighbor's land.
B1 The easement allowed for the installation of power lines across the field.
B2 The easement granted by the city permitted the construction of a bike path along the river.
C1 The easement agreement included provisions for maintenance and repair of the shared driveway.
C2 Negotiating the terms of the easement required legal expertise and thorough understanding of property rights.
preposition None
A1 The path through the park is an easement for all residents to use.
A2 The right of way across the field is an easement granted to the neighboring property owner.
B1 The shared driveway serves as an easement for both houses on the property.
B2 The utility company has an easement to access the power lines on private property.
C1 The conservation easement protects the land from future development.
C2 The easement agreement specifies the terms of use for the shared parking lot.
conjunction None
A1 I need to ask for an easement to access my neighbor's property.
A2 The easement granted by the city allowed us to build a pathway through the park.
B1 The easement agreement stipulated that we could not build any structures on the shared property.
B2 The easement granted by the court resolved the dispute between the two property owners.
C1 The legal team negotiated an easement to ensure access to the public beach.
C2 The easement granted by the government was subject to certain restrictions and conditions.
interjection None
A1 Easement! Please pass me the salt.
A2 Easement, I can't believe how fast time flies.
B1 Easement, could you help me with this heavy box?
B2 Easement! That was a close call.
C1 Easement, I must say this is quite impressive.
C2 Easement, I never expected to see you here.
article None
A1 An easement is a legal right to use someone else's property for a specific purpose.
A2 In some cases, an easement may be granted to allow access to a landlocked property.
B1 The easement agreement outlined the terms and conditions for using the shared driveway.
B2 The property owner granted an easement to the utility company for installing power lines.
C1 The dispute over the easement rights led to a lengthy legal battle between the two neighbors.
C2 The conservation easement ensured that the land would be protected from development in the future.
formal The property owner granted an easement to allow access to the neighboring land.
informal The neighbor has an easement to use our driveway whenever they need to.
slang I have an easement to cut through my neighbor's yard to get to the park faster.
figurative Forgiveness is like an easement in a relationship, allowing room for mistakes.
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