Thesaurus / put at ease
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MOST RELEVANT
- assuage
- cheer
- console
- delight
- encourage
- hearten
- reassure
- refresh
- relieve
- soothe
- abate
- aid
- allay
- alleviate
- ameliorate
- assist
- bolster
- calm
- compose
- condole
- confirm
- divert
- ease
- enliven
- free
- gladden
- help
- inspirit
- invigorate
- mitigate
- nourish
- reanimate
- remedy
- revitalize
- revive
- salve
- soften
- solace
- strengthen
- stroke
- succor
- support
- sustain
- sympathize
- uphold
- upraise
- buck up
- commiserate with
- grant respite
- lighten burden
- make well
- quiet fears
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antonyms of put at ease
MOST RELEVANT
- agitate
- bring down
- depress
- discourage
- dishearten
- dispirit
- dissuade
- distress
- hurt
- pain
- trouble
- upset
- worry
- aggravate
- anger
- block
- bore
- contradict
- destroy
- disapprove
- dull
- enervate
- excite
- harm
- hinder
- increase
- injure
- intensify
- irritate
- magnify
- neglect
- obstruct
- oppose
- stop
- suppress
- weaken
- worsen
- annoy
- bother
- exasperate
- provoke
- torment
- torture
- vex
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WORDS RELATED TO PUT AT EASE
- abate
- aid
- allay
- alleviate
- ameliorate
- assist
- assuage
- bolster
- buck up
- calm
- cheer
- commiserate with
- compose
- condole
- confirm
- console
- delight
- divert
- ease
- encourage
- enliven
- free
- gladden
- grant respite
- hearten
- help
- inspirit
- invigorate
- lighten burden
- make well
- mitigate
- nourish
- put at ease
- quiet fears
- reanimate
- reassure
- refresh
- relieve
- remedy
- revitalize
- revive
- salve
- soften
- solace
- soothe
- strengthen
- stroke
- succor
- support
- sustain
- sympathize
- uphold
- upraise
- abate
- aid
- allay
- alleviate
- ameliorate
- assist
- assuage
- bolster
- buck up
- calm
- cheer
- commiserate with
- compose
- condole
- confirm
- console
- delight
- divert
- ease
- encourage
- enliven
- free
- gladden
- grant respite
- hearten
- help
- inspirit
- invigorate
- lighten burden
- make well
- mitigate
- nourish
- put at ease
- quiet fears
- reanimate
- reassure
- refresh
- relieve
- remedy
- revitalize
- revive
- salve
- soften
- solace
- soothe
- strengthen
- stroke
- succor
- support
- sustain
- sympathize
- uphold
- upraise
- abate
- aid
- allay
- alleviate
- ameliorate
- assist
- assuage
- bolster
- buck up
- calm
- cheer
- commiserate with
- compose
- condole
- confirm
- console
- delight
- divert
- ease
- encourage
- enliven
- free
- gladden
- grant respite
- hearten
- help
- inspirit
- invigorate
- lighten burden
- make well
- mitigate
- nourish
- put at ease
- quiet fears
- reanimate
- reassure
- refresh
- relieve
- remedy
- revitalize
- revive
- salve
- soften
- solace
- soothe
- strengthen
- stroke
- succor
- support
- sustain
- sympathize
- uphold
- upraise
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.