easeable
adjectiveUK /ˈiːzəbəl/
US /ˈiːzəbəl/
Able to be made easier or done with less effort.
The teacher said the long test was easeable if we studied in small steps.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Capable of being relieved or lessened, as pain or difficulty.
The doctor said the ache was easeable with rest and warm compresses.
3. Able to be loosened or made less tight.
The knot in the shoelace was easeable with a gentle pull.
4. Able to be calmed or soothed.
Her worried mind was easeable after a quiet talk with her friend.