When camping in the wilderness, one may need to ease oneself behind a bush.

After hours of heavy rain, the storm finally eases up, and the river begins to recede.

After the storm passed, the wind eased up and we continued our hike.

The rural parish maintained several churches of ease to serve scattered farming communities.

The small church of ease at the edge of the village served elderly parishioners who could not travel to the main parish.

She felt a sudden ill-ease as she entered the dimly lit room.

In the 18th century, isolated farming communities often relied on chapels of ease when the parish church was too far to reach.

After a long day of work, one did one's ease on the porch with a cup of tea.

When traveling through the countryside in the old days, one might step behind a hedge to do one's ease.

To show how simple it was, the instructor demonstrated doing one's ease step by step.