English / phrase
at ease
MEANING IN ENGLISH
Feeling relaxed, comfortable, and free from stage fright or nervousness.
In context
01
Sharing an authentic personal story early on helped the presenter feel completely at ease.
02
An experienced public speaker always knows how to put a nervous audience at ease.
Synonyms
relaxed,comfortable,calm
Antonyms
tense,anxious,jittery
Collocations
feel at ease,put someone at ease,set at ease