with the greatest ease
collocation in Englishmeaningsofwith,greatand
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with
preposition
uk/wɪð/us/wɪð/
used to say that people or things are in a place together or are doing ...
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great
adjective
uk/ɡreɪt/us/ɡreɪt/
large in amount, size, ...
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(Definition ofwith,greatandfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The female moves the ovipositor in and out in various directions through thefleshof the apple with thegreatestease.
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Very well, you have attained to your initiation and instruction simply and with thegreatestease.
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No, we came down with thegreatestease, and our pilots seemed to have complete confidence.
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I believe they would have welcomed it, and that it could have been carried out with thegreatestease.
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I know scores of cases where people could make this valuation without the assistance of any valuer with thegreatesteasein a few hours.
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I regard all waters as narrow, because aircraft can cross all water with thegreatestease.
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We could do that with thegreatestease.
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There is one small thing which would help the poultry farmer very much, and which could be done with thegreatesteasewithout legislation.
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One can follow his analysis with thegreatestease.
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What could it do with thegreatestease?
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One could cloak that with thegreatestease.
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I am sure that is something which my noble friend, who is anxious for promotion, will follow with thegreatestease.
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That can be done with thegreatesteaseby having these cases heard in the ordinary courts, because there they are under the closest scrutiny from newspapers and so on.
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It has, in short, to keep a balance between idealism and the search for profits, and those two things cannot always be balanced with thegreatestease.
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One has only to go to those countries to be able to find out with thegreatesteasefrom returning prisoners of war what is happening.
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Whether there are doubts about this or not, they could have been settled with thegreatesteaseand dispelled had the strike been preceded by a ballot.
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Flying level at 80 to 90 miles an hour, at 2,000 feet, they could be brought down with thegreatestease by the anti-aircraft equipment which we had then.
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It is a matter of the player's preference as to which position gives thegreatesteaseof playing and what a bandleader expects.
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The whole is founded on so just a plan, that it is wrote with greater expedition than any yet invented, and likewise may be read with thegreatestease.
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