Meanings of make easier in English

And presently, profiting from these plain hints, he was able to make easier progress.

Also make easier to relax and better for meditating.

Fat Charlie closed his eyes, although he was not certain what it would make easier.

I asked, seeking only to make easier his acknowledgment of error, ever difficult to Scottish lips.

So I'm willing to make easier terms.

Imagine the deaths if the shooter had a silencer, which the NRA wants to make easier to get.

She knew that, and she did what she could to make easier the transition he was still experiencing.

However, a spirits company might want to keep some wine brands, he said, to make easier inroads to restaurants.

Be careful of the fact that it's very smooth, as this will allow shaky hands to make easier mistakes.

Once I started learning how to do it, I found that, things that were harder for me, I could make easier.

And the guest had a fleeting consolation in the thought that she might make easier the lot of that wrinkled slave in the kitchen.

There can be no legislative cure-all for great political evils, but legislation can make easier the effective expression and execution of the popular will.

Hot poultice will make easier to move and bend, and I will make medicine for pain, some for morning, some for other times, Ayla said.

Voting would be made easier for disabled people under a new Bill.

The victory was made easier by jealousies and treachery among the Mamluks.

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