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put one at ease

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put one at (one's) ease
Fig. to cause someone to relax or feel welcome. She usually tells a little joke to put you at your ease. Please do something to put me at ease.
See also: ease, one, put


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BERNIE FITCH'S MISCHIEVOUS SMILE AND CONTAGIOUS sense of humor quickly put one at ease.
Of course, the title's partly ironic; these images aren't likely to put one at ease.
 
 
 
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