put (oneself) at (one's) ease



put (oneself) at (one's) ease

To calm, comfort, or reassure oneself; to make oneself comfortable or relaxed. I think we could all put ourselves at ease if we had some personal reassurance from the owners that our jobs weren't in danger. Welcome to my estate, dear guests! I want you to have a most pleasant time here, so please put yourselves at your ease.
See also: ease, put

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Straton-Ancient Greek
Nephthys-Egyptian Mythology
Konstantine-Georgian
Douglass['dɔgləs]
Mikhailo-Ukrainian
Ioneie-O-nee (English), IE-o-nee (English), ie-ON (English)Greek Mythology, English