easement US
ˈiːzmənt
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Definition of easement - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
legalTECH.USright to use another's land for a specific purposeTECH.US
  • The easement allowed him to access the water source through his neighbor's property..
right of way
2.
reliefRareUSreduction of pain or discomfortRareUS
  • The medication provided an easement of her symptoms..
alleviation comfort relief
3.
architectureTECH.UScurved architectural elementTECH.US
  • The staircase featured an elegant easement.
arch curve
4.
hobbyTECH.UStransition curve in model railroadingTECH.US
  • The train smoothly navigated the easement.
curve transition
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Images of easement

  • easement: curved architectural element
    curved architectural element
  • easement: transition curve in model railroading
    transition curve in model railroading

Expressions with easement

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legal right for public to use private land
The park has a public easement for walking trails.

Origin of easement

Old French, aisement (comfort)

Terms with easement included in their meaning

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legal
property benefiting from an easement over another property
property law
land benefiting from an easement over another's land

Examples of easement in a sentence

  • Farmers often seek easements for irrigation purposes.
  • The therapy offered an easement of his chronic back pain.
  • The new mattress brought an easement to her discomfort.
  • The archway was supported by a decorative easement.
  • The easement added a touch of elegance to the room.
  • The model train required a precise easement for smooth operation.

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  1. French:servitude, soulagement, ...
  2. German:Dienstbarkeit, Linderung, ...
  3. Italian:servitù, alleviamento, ...
  4. Spanish:servidumbre, alivio, ...
  5. Portuguese:servidão, alívio, ...
  6. Chinese:地役权, 缓解, ...
  7. Japanese:地役権, 緩和, ...
  8. Arabic:حَقّ الِارْتِفَاق, تخفيف, ...
  9. Hebrew:זְכוּת מַעֲבָר, הַקָּלָה, ...
  10. Russian:сервитут, облегчение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сервітут, полегшення, ...
  12. Hindi:अधिकार, राहत, ...

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