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Facility

The quality of being easily performed freedom from difficulty ease as the facility of an operation

The bassoon so called from being divided into parts for ease of carriage making as it were a small fagot

Of smooth fluent and rapid speech speaking with ease and rapidity having a voluble tongue talkative

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a higher programming language with an instruction set designed for ease of expression of mathematical functions much used in programming of

Tending to incommode not commodious not affording ease or advantage unsuitable giving trouble inconvenient annoying as an incommodious

leather felt etc placed inside the shoe for warmth or ease

the head of a fetus to facilitate delivery in difficult eases

the easing of tensions or strained relations especially between nations as by agreement negotiation or tacit understandings

made less severe or intense mitigated

a change for the better

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