user-friendly
- adjective
- /ˈjuːzərˌfrɛndli/
- Many customers appreciate how user-friendly the website is, allowing them to order products quickly.
- more user-friendly
- very user-friendly
- user-friendly interface
Just masses of numbers, not user friendly.
- Just masses of numbers, not user friendly.
- I just find that this one isn't very user friendly.
- So it wasn't the most user friendly but you can still get it and you can go through it.
- And then this public key is then hashed into a shorter, more user friendly format called your Bitcoin address.
Examples
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Patients and physicians alike have found the system to be user-friendly, without the encumbrances of paper-based systems.
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The Asgard core was designed to be very user-friendly.
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OK, so you need something a whole lot more user friendly than this.
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Another one is trust, very user friendly, very secure.
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I'm telling you, it was designed to be online, convenient, user friendly, all of that.
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It's got good looks, a user friendly layout, and it's fairly priced.
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And let me tell you, it is so easy because I'm using a platform that is extremely user friendly and that's Shopify.
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Computer systems have become so versatile and user-friendly that they now present the user with a myriad of options.
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Basic word processing programs also offer user-friendly "save" options, including auto-save and failsafe functions, such as "undo."
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The simply designed, streamlined tools are user-friendly and come with concise, clearly written instructions and lab manuals.
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
Easy to understand or do
Easy to use or reach and good for your needs
Easy to use and understand for new users
Something that is easy to understand and clear
Simple and clear so most people can know what it means quickly
Easy to understand and use without instructions
Simple to understand and do
Easy for anyone to use without help
Easy to hold or use and not awkward to carry
Antonyms
How Easy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
User-friendly is made from user, meaning 'the person who uses something', and friendly, meaning 'like a helpful friend'. So a user-friendly product acts like a 'friendly' helper to the user, making it easy to understand and use.