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easiness

easiness

1 1.0
Not needing much effort to do something
  • noun
  • /ˈiːzɪnəs/
translation icon : facilidad
  • Aaron S: I agree about the easiness of mixing up terms with meanings.

Acknowledge the easiness of all things.

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Examples

  • And I'm just using the one brush for easiness and quickness, bringing that right up.

  • Just just just the the the easiness to just block your own boyfriend or girlfriends.

  • We will be able to attack with much easiness.

    Lost Colony: The Legend of Roanoke (2007)

  • Acknowledge the easiness of all things.

    Evan Carmichael

  • There has been nothing debatable to speak for, but an infinite easiness and universal presentation to thought, as it were by revelation....

    Academic text (2010)

  • Refrain tonight, and that shall lend a kind of easiness to the next abstinence, the next more easy.

    Hamlet (1948)

  • Again, if you simply can remember to cancel before you multiply, you will be way ahead of the pack in reducing seemingly intractable calculations to grade-school easiness.

    Blog text (5)

  • The easiness of the exam surprised many students since they had expected it to be much harder.

  • She appreciated the easiness of the task, as it allowed her to finish her work ahead of schedule.

  • The fitness program was designed for maximum easiness, ensuring that everyone could participate without struggle.

Synonyms

ease
vseasiness
304 1.0

A state of comfort and freedom from worry

is a quality that makes actions not difficult rather than a temporary state
effortlessness
vseasiness
1 3.9

A quality of doing something easily and with little hard work

is broader, covering being free from hardship and general difficulty
simpleness
vseasiness
1.7

A quality that is not complicated and easy to understand or do

is about being free from hard work or hardship rather than only lacking complication

Antonyms

difficulty
651 2.4

A hard part of a task that needs extra effort or is not easy to understand

hardship
128 3.4

A time of serious difficulty, often with little money or food

How Easy

easiness
1 1.0
facility
25 4.2
simplicity
63 1.7

Surface Forms

easiness singular
easinesses plural

Morphology

easiness = easy (transparent) = easy + ness

The word 'easiness' is transparently derived from 'easy' with the addition of the suffix '-ness' to indicate a state or quality.

Etymology

Easiness comes from the simple root ease, which means 'comfort' or 'lack of difficulty', plus the ending -ness meaning 'state or quality'. So easiness is the 'state of being easy', having little effort or trouble.