at one's ease

The document continues, "Ghislaine is highly intelligent, and great company with a ready smile and an infectious laugh who always puts one at one's ease, and always makes one feel welcome."

I know of nothing more delightful than to sit at one's ease, and be wafted down such a beautiful stream as this, winding its graceful and circuitous way through groves and grass-covered fields, and beauteous woodland scenes.

Lei′surely, not hasty or hastily.—At leisure, At one's leisure, free from occupation, at one's ease or convenience.

Lounge, lownj, v.i. to recline at one's ease: to move about listlessly.—n. the act or state of lounging: an idle stroll: a place for lounging: a kind of sofa.—n.

It was a room in which one could be very much at one's ease--in certain moods--if one were of a certain constitution.