easement
nounUK /ˈiːzmənt/
US /ˈiːzmənt/
A special right that lets someone use a small part of another person's land.
The farmer had an easement to drive his tractor across the neighbor's field.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A relief or comfort that makes something easier to bear.
The soft music brought a sense of easement to the tired travelers.
3. The act of making something less severe or painful.
The medicine offered easement from the headache.
4. In law, a legal agreement that allows limited use of another's property.
The easement was recorded in the property deed.