relaxed and comfortable.

The girl behind the bar was completely at ease, chatting with her customers as she mixed their drinks.

Usage notes: often used in the form put someone at ease - make someone comfortable:

We were greeted by a young woman who immediately put us at ease.

Opposite of: ill at ease

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