different between easeless vs easeful
easeless
English
Etymology
ease +? -less
Adjective
easeless (comparative more easeless, superlative most easeless)
- Lacking in ease.
References
- easeless in The Century Dictionary, New York, N.Y.: The Century Co., 1911.
easeless From the web:
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easeful
English
Alternative forms
- easefull (archaic)
Etymology
ease +? -ful
Adjective
easeful (comparative more easeful, superlative most easeful)
- full of ease, restful, comfortable
- easeful death
easeful From the web:
- what does easeful mean
- what does easeful
- what does peaceful mean
- peaceful means
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