The quality or state of being easeful; the condition of comfort, ease, and freedom from difficulty.
Abstract noun formed from 'easeful' by adding '-ness' (Old English 'nes'). Each layer (ease → easeful → easefulness) adds a layer of abstraction, moving from action to quality to abstract state.
This word demonstrates English's incredible flexibility: you can layer suffixes to create increasingly abstract concepts—from the simple 'ease' all the way to the philosophical abstraction of 'easefulness'!
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