| relative ease | 8.95 | He got out of both with relative ease. | ||
| apparent ease | 1.97 | But Martin did it with apparent ease. | ||
| greater ease | 1.97 | She has been able to leave with greater ease over the past week. | ||
| equal ease | 1.58 | He wrote with equal ease in English and French. | ||
| surprising ease | 1.45 | She won the open seat with surprising ease. | ||
| remarkable ease | 1.18 | Pippen slashed and dunked with remarkable ease. | ||
| same ease | 0.72 | He was pitching with the same ease and smooth delivery. | ||
| consummate ease | 0.66 | He won the race with consummate ease . | ||
| great ease | 0.53 | Iguanas glide with great ease in the sea. | ||
| comparative ease | 0.46 | Victory Dream took his elimination with comparative ease. | ||
| increasing ease | 0.46 | He won only half the points when he went to the net as Hewitt passed him with increasing ease. | ||
| alarming ease | 0.33 | Hick was softened up with alarming ease by Merv Hughes. | ||
| corporate ease | 0.33 | It also delays a child benefit increase and eases corporate and wealth taxes. | ||
| growing ease | 0.33 | The growing ease of travel quickly spreads infectious agents, like the AIDS virus, around the world. | ||
| impressive ease | 0.33 | With impressive ease he switched between English and Slovenian. | ||
| natural ease | 0.33 | He had a natural ease which made him very popular. | ||
| helped ease | 0.26 | That he ultimately was able to succeed helped ease that pain ever so slightly. | ||
| new ease | 0.26 | But the systems promise customers new ease in performing every type of transaction. | ||
| perfect ease | 0.26 | A life of perfect ease? | ||
| practiced ease | 0.26 | Instead, they handle their chain saws, their McLeod rakes and their mattock-like tools called Pulaskis with practiced ease. |