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Meanings of relative ease in English

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Usage of relative ease in English
1
From George's perspective, the regime had been changed and with relative ease.
A journey: my political life
2
Which was fortunate; Norfolk's low-technology infrastructure could be repaired with relative ease.
The Naked God
3
This was a game Michigan was expected to win with relative ease.
Reuters
4
They stayed together in the barracks, and led lives of relative ease.
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
5
Egan can accommodate the various roles in her life with relative ease.
The Guardian
6
It helped that we could answer many of their questions with relative ease.
Somewhere inside
7
If caught in time, the disease can apparently be treated with relative ease.
Wired
8
Tristan blocked three punches with relative ease and ducked to avoid a fourth.
Seduced by a highlander
9
People can flee with relative ease, but cities are tender and sessile beings.
BBC
10
From there he could visit Manchester or Birmingham or Liverpool with relative ease.
An impartial witness: a bess crawford mystery
11
By comparison the rest of our patrol passed with relative ease.
Enclave
12
He found the 7-Up and opened a can with relative ease.
Time After Time
13
However, with the correct techniques, finger cracks can be climbed with relative ease.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
WLST was agreed to by parents with relative ease in the majority of cases.
Pubmed
15
Windsor had won New England with relative ease against weaker Nationals opponents before 2013.
The Guardian
16
Even in the Mediterranean, they appear able to skirt round restrictions with relative ease.
Reuters
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Relative ease through the time
Relative ease across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common