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easiness

easiness

1 2.5
A relaxed, natural way of behaving that makes others comfortable
  • noun
  • /ˈiːzɪnəs/
: naturalidad
  • The easiness of their relationship allowed them to enjoy each other's company without any awkwardness.

Examples

  • His easiness in conversation made everyone feel comfortable around him.

  • You know the easiness of my nature.

  • Now she saw the same easiness between Maureen and her children.

    Fiction book (1991)
  • But there are traits that I need in my men, such as lightheartedness and an unconstrained, natural easiness about themselves that most good guys I have met do not embody.

    Blog text (29)
  • You could feel the easiness in her laughter as she shared stories with her friends.

Synonyms

naturalness
vseasiness
2 3.9

Being genuine and not showing forced or fake feelings

is more about a relaxed, unforced manner than strict genuineness
breeziness
vseasiness
1 4.8

A cheerful relaxed manner that makes people feel at ease

is calmer and more natural in manner, not mainly upbeat or lively
unpretentiousness
vseasiness
1 6.8

A natural, simple way of behaving that does not try to seem better than others

is more focused on being relaxed and unconstrained in personal manner
unaffectedness
vseasiness
1 8.9

A natural way of behaving that does not seem like pretending

is more about relaxed freedom and softness in behaviour than mere sincerity
unassumingness
vseasiness
1 7.9

Being modest and not showing off

is more about a relaxed, unforced style rather than modesty

Antonyms

13 3.9

A condition when parts of the body or objects are hard to move, often causing pain

1 4.6

A thing that stops or controls movement to keep people and machines safe

How Natural

easiness
1 2.5

Surface Forms

easiness singular
easinesses plural

Morphology

easiness = easy (transparent) = easy + ness

Derived directly from 'easy' meaning 'relaxed/natural' plus '-ness', giving the quality of being relaxed or natural in behavior.

Etymology

Easiness is built from easy and the ending -ness, and it links to ease meaning 'natural comfort' or 'lack of stiffness'. So when we talk about easiness in behaviour, we mean a relaxed, natural style that feels effortless.