easeful

The feeling of being "half in love with easeful death" has passed.

There is at the outset from Wimborne a choice between the easeful and the toilsome.

He, sneered they, was too easeful and sensual to endure the discomfort of so long a journey.

I let the problem be and fell back into the easeful lap of unconsciousness.

From all soft, easeful beliefs and silken complacencies the last Irish poet breaks away in a book of insurrections.

Let me sternly shake off some things—all frivolity, easeful indifference, the spirit of haste and self-seeking.

The stone-cold comforter attracts the poets, and most of them, like Keats, are half in love with easeful death.

These people are easeful in their actions, make as few moves as possible and thereby lend an air of restfulness wherever they go.

Most men, for one reason or another, have at times been 'half in love with easeful death.'

The essence of a functional psychosis is a flight from reality to a retreat of easeful unreality.