Definition of easeful in English:

easeful

adjective ˈiːzfʊlˈiːzf(ə)lˈizfəl

literary

Providing comfort or peace.
life was easeful at that time
Example sentencesExamples
- The easeful waters lapped at the shores quietly and there was an eerie atmosphere of calm conflicting harshly with the violence which was about show itself.
- The melody is tender but not unduly saccharine and is played here with more concern for easeful relaxation than poignancy.
- She submerged them desperately in the easeful waters of the sea where it licked at the mouth of the cave.
- He returns to earth to rejoice in the easeful shade and water alongside the stretch of The Roman Road, dreary in the dogday heat.
- Here, that easeful function has been taken over by unconscious thoughts that, ‘recumbent in the day’, have assumed the guise of ‘a forest of thick-set trees’.

Derivatives

easefulness

noun

literary

Definition of easeful in US English:

easeful

adjectiveˈizfəlˈēzfəl

literary

Providing or offering comfort or peace.
life was easeful at that time
Example sentencesExamples
- He returns to earth to rejoice in the easeful shade and water alongside the stretch of The Roman Road, dreary in the dogday heat.
- Here, that easeful function has been taken over by unconscious thoughts that, ‘recumbent in the day’, have assumed the guise of ‘a forest of thick-set trees’.
- She submerged them desperately in the easeful waters of the sea where it licked at the mouth of the cave.
- The easeful waters lapped at the shores quietly and there was an eerie atmosphere of calm conflicting harshly with the violence which was about show itself.
- The melody is tender but not unduly saccharine and is played here with more concern for easeful relaxation than poignancy.

单词	easeful
释义	Definition of easeful in English: easeful adjective ˈiːzfʊlˈiːzf(ə)lˈizfəl literary Providing comfort or peace. life was easeful at that time Example sentencesExamples The easeful waters lapped at the shores quietly and there was an eerie atmosphere of calm conflicting harshly with the violence which was about show itself. The melody is tender but not unduly saccharine and is played here with more concern for easeful relaxation than poignancy. She submerged them desperately in the easeful waters of the sea where it licked at the mouth of the cave. He returns to earth to rejoice in the easeful shade and water alongside the stretch of The Roman Road, dreary in the dogday heat. Here, that easeful function has been taken over by unconscious thoughts that, ‘recumbent in the day’, have assumed the guise of ‘a forest of thick-set trees’. Derivatives easefulness noun literary Definition of easeful in US English: easeful adjectiveˈizfəlˈēzfəl literary Providing or offering comfort or peace. life was easeful at that time Example sentencesExamples He returns to earth to rejoice in the easeful shade and water alongside the stretch of The Roman Road, dreary in the dogday heat. Here, that easeful function has been taken over by unconscious thoughts that, ‘recumbent in the day’, have assumed the guise of ‘a forest of thick-set trees’. She submerged them desperately in the easeful waters of the sea where it licked at the mouth of the cave. The easeful waters lapped at the shores quietly and there was an eerie atmosphere of calm conflicting harshly with the violence which was about show itself. The melody is tender but not unduly saccharine and is played here with more concern for easeful relaxation than poignancy.
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