ease·ful \ˈēzfəl\adjective Etymology: Middle English (Scots) esful, from Middle English es, ese ease + -ful — more at ease I 1.: suitable for affording ease or rest : restful < a quiet easeful corner > < easeful plenty > 2.: characterized by or full of ease < a poised easeful manner > < a placid easeful life > • ease·ful·ly\-fəlē\adverb