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take one's ease

take one's ease verb: to make oneself comfortable.

Verb

take one's ease (third-person singular simple present takes one's ease, present participle taking one's ease, simple past took one's ease, past participle taken one's ease)

  1. To make oneself comfortable.

Forms of take one's ease

third-person singular presenttakes one's ease
present participletaking one's ease
pasttook one's ease
past participletaken one's ease

Questions about take one's ease

What does take one's ease mean?
Take one's ease means to make oneself comfortable.
What part of speech is take one's ease?
Take one's ease is a verb.
What is the past tense of take one's ease?
The past tense of take one's ease is took one's ease.

Words near take one's ease in the dictionary

  1. take one's chance
  2. take one's chances
  3. take one's courage in both hands
  4. take one's cue from
  5. take one's custom elsewhere
  6. take one's ease
  7. take one's eye off the ball
  8. take one's eyes off
  9. take one's eyes off the ball
  10. take one's football and go home
  11. take one's half out of the middle

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