Pronunciation: /ˈiːzɪŋ/
noun the act of making something less severe or intense
A1 The easing of lockdown restrictions brought a sense of relief to the community.
A2 The easing of tension between the two countries was a positive development.
B1 The easing of traffic congestion in the city was a result of improved public transportation.
B2 The easing of regulations allowed for more flexibility in the industry.
C1 The easing of economic sanctions led to an increase in trade opportunities.
C2 The easing of diplomatic tensions paved the way for peaceful negotiations.
verb to make something less severe or intense
A1 She is easing into her new job slowly.
A2 The therapist is easing the patient's pain with gentle massages.
B1 The government is easing restrictions on travel due to the decrease in COVID-19 cases.
B2 The company is easing its employees into the new remote work policy.
C1 The chef is easing the spice level in the dish to cater to a wider audience.
C2 The diplomat is working on easing tensions between the two countries through diplomatic negotiations.
formal The central bank announced a new policy aimed at easing inflation rates.
informal The teacher is easing up on the homework assignments this week.
slang I'm slowly easing into my new job, trying to learn the ropes.
figurative His calm demeanor was like easing balm on the tense situation.
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