effortless
- adjective
- /ˈɛfərtləs/
- The dancer moved across the stage with effortless grace.
- seemingly effortless
- almost effortless
- look effortless
I think that your outfit is very effortless yet handsome.
- I think that your outfit is very effortless yet handsome.
- Well, it just, it looks so effortless, but it is quite the opposite.
- It's fucking effortless and just feels so damn good.
- Rest will help you to achieve things in much more effortless and efficient manner.
- It just is so easy and effortless and trustworthy.
- And that action seems somehow smoother, seems somehow more effortless than it was before.
- It's just effortless blush to use and I love it.
- For me, a casual, effortless day would just be a tiny winged liner.
- I'm going for like a more effortless, easy out the door.
- So it should almost be effortless where you get those cues.
- My gift is this, that with effortless, with effort, with minimal effort.
Examples
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He makes it look so effortless.
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I remember it being one of the most effortless smiles of my life.
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Oh my God, so effortless and so real.
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And this is just going to give the effortless soft look.
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So it's the best when it feels effortless, a change, you know.
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Less is more, less is effortless, and effortless is great.
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You know, they definitely make things very effortless and stress free here.
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I really like how effortless it makes those passes.
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And it feels so natural and effortless.
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I think that your outfit is very effortless yet handsome.
Synonyms
Easy to understand or do
Easy to understand or deal with
Easy to do without much effort
Very easy to do with little skill
Performs a task easily and skillfully
Not needing much effort or skill
Simple and relaxed, not difficult or serious
In a calm, relaxed way and without much effort
Having a calm, relaxed, and graceful way of moving or acting
Not needing much effort or care
Easy to do and not hard
Antonyms
How Easy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Effortless is made of effort and the ending -less, which means 'without'. The word effort comes from an old French idea of 'force' or 'hard work', so effortless means 'without hard work' or 'done easily'.