easement
/ˈiːzmənt/
noun
- A legal right to use another person's land for a specific purpose, such as access or utilities.
- Before buying the property, the lawyer checked for any easements on the land.
- The power company holds an easement to run cables across the farm.
- The neighbor has an easement to use the driveway to reach his garage.
- The act of making something less severe or more comfortable; relief.
- A cool breeze offered easement from the summer heat.
- The medicine brought easement from the constant pain.
- The charity provided easement to families struggling after the storm.
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