easy
- adverb
- /ˈiːzi/
- You don't force anything, you just go easy, turning it from one side to the other.
Take it easily, Wesley, the man told him.
- Take it easily, Wesley, the man told him.
- It allows you to see in to to to see easier when it's sunny.
- Franklin's last words were a dying man can do nothing easy.
- Just convert it with Google and you got it super easy.
Examples
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So it's going to be nice and easy just to get access.
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Hard now, easy later, easy now, hard later.
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Lots of cereal, eating some ice cream, eating this, taking it easy, watching TV.
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Take it easily, Wesley, the man told him.
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He completed the puzzle easily, without any challenges.
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She can play the song easily on the piano after just a few tries.
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The instructions explained how to set up the game easily, making it accessible for new players.
Synonyms
Without much effort
Without trouble or delay
To do something without needing to try
People do it very easily with little effort
Easily and without crying or trouble
To act in a calm, comfortable, unhurried way
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
How Easy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Easy comes from Old English ēaþe meaning 'simple' or 'comfortable', and it shares the root with ease, so when the word describes how you do something it means doing it gently or with little effort.