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I have a small question…

What is the noun form of ‘easy’…

thanks to you!

JamesM

Hello, slisys, and welcome to the forum!

We need some context in order to answer the question properly. Also, it is a ground rule of the forum to provide context.

Can you give us an example of where you are trying to use the noun form of «easy»?

Hello, slisys, and welcome to the forum!

We need some context in order to answer the question properly. Also, it is a ground rule of the forum to provide context.

Can you give us an example of where you are trying to use the noun form of «easy»?

ok sorry…

In my homework i have to find noun forms of some adjectives. One of them is the word ‘easy’ . Its a table like this:

Adjective | Noun
simple | simplicity
easy | …Because of that i’m not able do give you an example.Another word is jealous where i don’t know the noun form.

Sorry for my bad english. :/

If you would like to suggest what you think the answers should be, we might be able to help you work things out — but we can’t do your homework for you.

Why don’t you look up these words in the WordReference dictionary and follow the links to Merriam-Webster and to dictionary.com. I am sure you will find the noun forms you are looking for. Click on these links:
easy
jealous

If you have queries about these after looking them up, you could start new threads here — one for each topic, of course.
Meanwhile, I’ll close this thread.

(I, the first person pronoun, is always capital, never i.)

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легкий, удобный, спокойный, свободный, легко, удобно, спокойно, неторопливо

прилагательное ↓

- лёгкий; нетрудный; простой

- нетрудный, необременительный:

on easy terms — на лёгких условиях
to buy [to sell] on easy terms — ком. а) покупать [продавать] на выгодных условиях; б) покупать [продавать] в рассрочку

- удобный, приятный, покойный

easy coat — просторный пиджак
easy cushions — мягкие подушки

- спокойный

easy conscience — спокойная совесть
make your mind easy — не волнуйтесь, успокойтесь
the patient became easier — больному стало легче
I am much easier since my wound was dressed — после того, как рану перевязали, я чувствую себя гораздо лучше
I don’t feel easy on this point — в этом вопросе я не чувствую себя спокойно /уверенно/
I made him easy — я его успокоил

- неторопливый

easy pace — неторопливый темп /шаг, аллюр/
to travel by easy stages — путешествовать, часто останавливаясь на отдых

- уживчивый, покладистый, сговорчивый

easy disposition — покладистый характер
an easy person to get on with — покладистый /уживчивый/ человек
he is not easy to deal with — с ним нелегко иметь дело /трудно сговориться/

- снисходительный, терпимый

he is easy on his subordinates — он не требователен к подчинённым
an easy master — нетребовательный хозяин
we ought to be easy on him because everyone makes mistakes — мы должны отнестись к нему снисходительно, так как ошибки делают все
easy in one’s morals — нестрогих правил; ≅ лёгкого поведения

- непринуждённый, естественный

easy manners — непринуждённое /естественное/ поведение; непринуждённая манера
easy conversation — непринуждённая беседа

- пологий, плавный

easy slopes — пологие откосы
easy grade — дор. лёгкий подъём
easy curve — спец. плавная кривая, кривая малой кривизны

- обеспеченный, состоятельный

easy circumstances — материальная обеспеченность

- австрал. разг. равнодушный, безразличный

I am easy — мне всё равно; меня это не волнует

- вялый, застойный (о рынке и т. п.)
- не имеющий спроса (о товаре)

rubber is easy — спрос на каучук невысок /небольшой/

наречие ↓

- разг. легко, без труда

easier said than done — легче сказать, чем сделать

- спокойно, неторопливо

take it easy — относитесь спокойно, не волнуйтесь; ≅ не принимайте близко к сердцу; не усердствуйте

существительное

- передышка (гребля)

Мои примеры

Словосочетания

easy game /mark/ — лёгкая добыча, легковерный человек; простофиля, простак
easy as pie — амер. разг. не составляющий никакого труда
easy digging — амер. сл. пустяковое дело; ≅ раз плюнуть
woman of easy virtue — женщина не строгих правил
easy all! — спорт. легче грести! (команда)
stand easy! — воен. а) отойти от орудий! (команда); б) вольно! (команда)
easy does it! — потихоньку да полегоньку!, не спешите!; тише едешь
to go easy on smb. — вести себя с кем-л. тактично /мягко/
to go easy on smth. — амер. быть тактичным в отношении чего-л.
dentists recommend that children go easy on candy — стоматологи рекомендуют детям не злоупотреблять сладким
easy come, easy go — посл. ≅ легко нашёл — легко потерял

Примеры с переводом

The test was easy.

Этот тест был лёгким.

Is it easy to clean?

Легко ли его чистить?

He’s had an easy life.

У него была лёгкая жизнь.

Easy!

Не спеши! / Аккуратно! / Полегче!

That seems easy to you.

Это кажется тебе простым.

Why, it’s quite easy!

Да ведь это так просто!

He just wanted to take it easy.

Он просто хотел отдохнуть.

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Примеры, ожидающие перевода

…the vain notion that there could ever be an easy, painless catholicon for obesity…

…newscasts that capsule complex, important stories into one-minute bits for easy digestion by viewers…

…amidst the holiday feasting, merrymaking and spending, it was easy to overlook the necessitous members of the community…

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Возможные однокоренные слова

easily — легко, без труда, свободно, намного, гораздо, вероятно
easiness — легкость, непринужденность, легковерие
uneasy — неловкий, беспокойный, неудобный, тревожный, стесненный, связанный
easier — легче

Формы слова

adjective
срав. степ. (comparative): easier
прев. степ. (superlative): easiest

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Table of Contents

What is the noun form of commit?
Is the word Easiest a noun?
What is the word for commit?
What is the base word of Commit?
How do you use the word commit?
Is Committance a word?
What is the suffix word of Commit?
Is it commit or committed?
What is it to be committed?
What is the real meaning of commitment?
Why is it important to be committed?
How do you stay committed?
How can I be committed to success?
What are some examples of commitment?
What are the three types of commitment?
How do you teach commitment?
What are the 5 points of commitment?
How do we show commitment to God?
Why is commitment important in teaching?
What do you commit as a teacher?
What is commitment to learning?
Are good teachers born or made?
Do teachers make good money?
Is teaching a natural talent?
Who is a good teacher?
What is most important for a teacher?
Why are teachers so special?
What are the 10 quality of a good teacher?
What are the 5 methods of teaching?

easiness. The state or quality of being easy in its various senses, particularly: Freedom from discomfort and worry: comfort.

What is the noun form of commit?

commitment. The act or an instance of committing, putting in charge, keeping, or trust, especially: The act of sending a legislative bill to committee for review.

Is the word Easiest a noun?

providing ease or comfort:With all that money, he’s always had an easy life. easygoing; relaxed:[before a noun]an easy manner.

What is the word for commit?

Some common synonyms of commit are confide, consign, entrust, and relegate.

What is the base word of Commit?

commit (v.) Sense of “to perpetrate (a crime), do, perform (especially something reprehensible)” was ancient in Latin; in English it is attested from mid-15c. Meaning “consign (someone) to custody (of prison, a mental institution, etc.) by official warrant” is from early 15c.

How do you use the word commit?

Examples of commit in a Sentence The contract commits the company to finishing the bridge by next fall. He keeps delaying his decision because he doesn’t want to commit himself. They have not yet committed to a particular course of action.

Is Committance a word?

noun. The action of “commit”; committing, committal.

What is the suffix word of Commit?

The non- prefix means “not.” And you see the word commit in noncommittal. So you know that the word is going to have something to do with “not commit.” You might also recognize the suffix -al, which is a tip-off that this word is an adjective that means “not being willing to commit.”

Is it commit or committed?

Synonyms and related words Get It Right! Don’t write the -ed and -ing forms of commit with only one ‘t’. The correct spellings are committed and committing: ✗ They have denied commiting any offence.

What is it to be committed?

The definition of committed is being dedicated or loyal to something, to give for safekeeping or to be confined.

What is the real meaning of commitment?

1a : an agreement or pledge to do something in the future a commitment to improve conditions at the prison especially : an engagement to assume a financial obligation at a future date. b : something pledged the commitment of troops to the war.

Why is it important to be committed?

When you only commit to the people and things that are truly important to you, your career, or your company, the results are that your relationships will improve, you will be more successful in achieving your goals, and you’ll have more time to enjoy your journey. Your commitment does not end with the decision!

How do you stay committed?

8 Ways To Stay Committed

Grab a buddy. The next time you work out, bring someone that will encourage and challenge you along the way.
Join a program.
Tell people about your goals.
Go all in.
Keep realistic goals.
Make non-physical goals.
Make it a habit.
Find what you love.

How can I be committed to success?

Here are six things you need to habitually commit to if you want long-term career success.

Commit to an end goal.
Commit to making the most of your strengths.
Commit to continuously learning.
Commit to acknowledging your mistakes.
Commit to building and nurturing your network.
Commit to maintaining your work/life balance.

What are some examples of commitment?

An example of commitment is marriage. An example of commitment is going into business with someone. Promise or agreement to do something in the future, especially: Act of assuming a financial obligation at a future date.

What are the three types of commitment?

The three components are: Affection for your job (“affective commitment”). Fear of loss (“continuance commitment”). Sense of obligation to stay (“normative commitment”).

How do you teach commitment?

Commitment 101

Teach it before it becomes an issue.
Reach out for assistance.
Do your homework.
Explain commitment each time the child commits.
Explain it in their terms.
Put it in writing.
Investigate the issue.
Make sure you are not the problem.

What are the 5 points of commitment?

Five facts about making a commitment….Let’s take a closer look at these cornerstones:

Vision. The ability to visualize success.
Insight.
Acceptance of change.
Integration.

How do we show commitment to God?

Make time for your daily prayer and devotion. However, keeping a daily devotion will help you feel closer to God, even when times are hard. Choose a time that works best for you, then stick to it every day. If you’re an early bird, you might enjoy starting off your day by studying God’s word.

Why is commitment important in teaching?

Commitment is a very important characteristic; therefore, it is a paramount need for the profession of teaching. A committed teacher is never satisfied with what she or he already has; rather always seeks for the new ideas and ways to contribute to the students.

What do you commit as a teacher?

Teachers are in the teaching profession because of their deep commitment and love for the noble task of molding the future citizens of the country. Committed teaches always put their students’ wants, needs, and interests first. This can help them in ensuring an effective teaching-learning process.

What is commitment to learning?

Love of learning will take them far. But that doesn’t mean that a commitment to learning occurs naturally in all young people. Imparting this quality involves a combination of values and skills that include a desire to excel in school, a perpetual sense of the importance of learning, and belief in one’s own abilities.

Are good teachers born or made?

Teachers are not born; they are made. However, a person must have the natural desire to be taught. A good teacher is first of all teachable himself.

Do teachers make good money?

The US consistently ranks seventh in the world for average teacher pay. At the top of the payscale, a US elementary school teacher makes $67,000 a year, and a US high school teacher makes $71,000 a year on average.

Is teaching a natural talent?

The ability to infer how other people think and feel is referred to by psychologists as ‘Theory of Mind’ (ToM). Essentially, they suggest that despite its complexity, teaching is a natural cognition that evolved alongside our ability to learn.

Who is a good teacher?

3. A great teacher is warm, accessible, enthusiastic and caring. This person is approachable, not only to students, but to everyone on campus. This is the teacher to whom students know they can go with any problems or concerns or even to share a funny story.

What is most important for a teacher?

Listening well is one of the most important skills needed to be a teacher. Student Latricia Maddox, who is studying for a bachelor’s in business, said that effective listening skills also help a teacher better understand their students and tailor lessons to reach them how they learn best.

Why are teachers so special?

1) They give love, attention, and acceptance to all kids. 2) They help their students succeed academically, even when that takes extra time to alter a lesson, one-on-one time teaching the student, or staying after hours to make sure they understand a math concept. 3) They make students feel special.

What are the 10 quality of a good teacher?

What Makes a Good Teacher: 10 Qualities of an Excellent Teacher.
Communication Skills.
Listening Skills.
Friendly Attitude.
Patient.
Strong Work Ethic.
Organizational Skills.
Preparation.

What are the 5 methods of teaching?

Teacher-Centered Methods of Instruction

Direct Instruction (Low Tech)
Flipped Classrooms (High Tech)
Kinesthetic Learning (Low Tech)
Differentiated Instruction (Low Tech)
Inquiry-based Learning (High Tech)
Expeditionary Learning (High Tech)
Personalized Learning (High Tech)
Game-based Learning (High Tech)

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adjective, eas·i·er [ee-zee-er], /ˈi zi ər/, eas·i·est [ee-zee-ist]. /ˈi zi ɪst/.

not hard or difficult; requiring no great labor or effort:a book that is easy to read; an easy victory.

free from pain, discomfort, worry, or care: He led an easy life.

providing or conducive to ease or comfort; comfortable: an easy stance; an easy relationship.

fond of or given to ease; easygoing: an easy disposition.

not harsh or strict; lenient: an easy master.

not burdensome or oppressive: easy terms on a loan.

not difficult to influence or overcome; compliant: an easy prey; an easy mark.

free from formality, constraint, or embarrassment: He has an easy manner.

effortlessly clear and fluent: an easy style of writing.

readily comprehended or mastered: an easy language to learn.

not tight or constricting: an easy fit.

not forced or hurried; moderate: an easy pace.

not steep; gradual: an easy flight of stairs.

Commerce.

(of a commodity) not difficult to obtain; in plentiful supply and often weak in price.
(of the market) not characterized by eager demand.

Nautical.

(of a bilge) formed in a long curve so as to make a gradual transition between the bottom and sides of a vessel; slack.
(of the run of a hull) having gently curved surfaces leading from the middle body to the stern; not abrupt.

adverb

Informal. in an easy manner; comfortably: to go easy; take it easy.

noun

a word formerly used in communications to represent the letter E.

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Why Is The «Easy Way Out» A Bad Thing?

At school or at work or in a competition especially, if someone is taking the easy way out then it’s like they’re being lazy or they’re doing something wrong. Do we get more credit for doing something the hard way than we would the easy way?

Origin of easy

First recorded in 1150–1200; Middle English aisie, esy, from Anglo-French (a)eisie, Old French aisié, aised, past participle of aisier to ease

OTHER WORDS FROM easy

eas·y·like, adjectiveo·ver·eas·y, adjective

Words nearby easy

eastward, eastwardly, eastwards, East-West, Eastwood, easy, easy as pie, easy-breezy, easy-care, easy chair, easy come, easy go

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What is a basic definition of easy?

Easy describes something that is not difficult and requires little effort. Easy also describes something that is not stressful. Informally, easy means in a comfortable way. Easy has many other senses as an adjective and one as a noun.

The most common sense of easy describes something that is simple and requires very little effort or work. This sense is an antonym of words such as difficult, challenging, or tough. Easily means in a way without difficulty. The word ease can mean a lack of stress or difficulty.

Real-life examples: Many things you might find easy to do were once hard until you learned to do them. Counting to five is easy once you learn to count. Finding the yellow crayon among all the blue crayons is easy once you know your colors. You no longer have to think about how to do these tasks. They are easy for you now.

Used in a sentence: She thought the math test was really easy.

Easy also describes something that lacks stress or any other sources of discomfort. This sense usually describes a person’s life as being relaxing or free from any problems or worries.

Real-life examples: Pampered pets often lead easy lives of sleeping and eating. When you’re on vacation, life often seems relaxing and easy.

Used in a sentence: He had an easy time at work today because nobody came into the store.

Easy is used informally to mean comfortably or without much stress or hardship. In formal writing, easily is preferred.

Real-life examples: Teachers will often go easy on students they like, meaning they won’t punish those students as harshly or will make things easier for them. If you are taking it easy, you are lounging around and not trying to work hard. If something comes easy to someone, it means they don’t need much effort to master it or complete it.

Used in a sentence: The manager went easy on the new employee, giving them a gentle warning.

Where does easy come from?

The first records of easy come from around 1150. It ultimately comes from the Old French aisier, meaning “to ease.”

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How is easy used in real life?

Easy is a common word that is most often used to describe something that doesn’t take much effort or work to do.

I know it’s a really easy thing to do, but I installed a new 2TB SSD into my computer and I’m proud that it recognizes it AND I didn’t mess anything up xD

— Sarah_Nova✫ (@NovaDecoda) November 22, 2020

My cat lives such an easy life, all she does is eat and sleep 🛌

— Abbey💫 (@abbeyyapril) November 20, 2020

Day one training a new hire. I’m not sure how I feel about this new person lol. I went easy on him but next week I’m cracking the whip!!!

— Paul (@PaulKovaleski) May 13, 2020

Try using easy!

Is easy used correctly in the following sentence?

It was so easy for the professional chef to bake a small cake that she barely had to try.

Words related to easy

accessible, clear, effortless, obvious, painless, simple, smooth, straightforward, uncomplicated, comfortable, peaceful, pleasant, quiet, secure, slow, soft, successful, flexible, natural, apparent

How to use easy in a sentence

According to Mnuchin, a standalone PPP bill would be the “easiest” way to resume helping businesses.
Also, the side handles and lid make carrying it much easier.
Second, clinicians and patients should have easy access to that information, including amounts and potential adverse effects.
It has fewer options than Zoom, which makes it easier for kids to operate, but it’s even easier to use with these handy shortcuts.

Once home values begin a one-way plummet, it’s easy for economists to see how entire communities spin out of control.
Talking about death is never easy, but with food, comfort, and familiarity, a new kind of dinner party is making it easier.
The first thing they told us was that the traffickers are now using Turkish ports, which are relatively easy to reach from Syria.
You know, when I was younger, I used to make problems for myself, like it was too easy.
They selected an “easy mark” who turned out to be an off-duty NYC Housing Authority cop named James Carragher.
This will make it easy to pour the flour mixture into the stand mixer.
A constant sense of easy balance should be developed through poising exercises.
Big Reginald took their lives at pool, and pocketed their half-crowns in an easy genial way, which almost made losing a pleasure.
The first jolt had like to have shaken me out of my hammock, but afterwards the motion was easy enough.
His Indian repute had not preceded him to such degree as to make the way easy for him through the London crowd.
The endless miles of railways, the vast apparatus of the factories, the soaring structures of the cities bear easy witness to it.

British Dictionary definitions for easy

adjective easier or easiest

not requiring much labour or effort; not difficult; simplean easy job

free from pain, care, or anxietyeasy in one’s mind

not harsh or restricting; lenienteasy laws

tolerant and undemanding; easy-goingan easy disposition

readily influenced or persuaded; pliantshe was an easy victim of his wiles

not tight or constricting; loosean easy fit

not strained or extreme; moderate; gentlean easy pace; an easy ascent

economics

readily obtainable
(of a market) characterized by low demand or excess supply with prices tending to fallCompare tight (def. 10)

informal ready to fall in with any suggestion made; not predisposedhe is easy about what to do

slang sexually available

easy on the eye informal pleasant to look at; attractive, esp sexually

woman of easy virtue a sexually available woman, esp a prostitute

adverb

informal in an easy or relaxed manner

easy does it informal go slowly and carefully; be careful

go easy on

to use in moderation
to treat leniently

stand easy military a command to soldiers standing at ease that they may relax further

take it easy

to avoid stress or undue hurry
to remain calm; not become agitated or angry

verb easies, easying or easied

Also: easy-oar (usually imperative) to stop rowing

Word Origin for easy

C12: from Old French aisié, past participle of aisier to relieve, ease

usage for easy

Easy is not used as an adverb by careful speakers and writers except in certain set phrases: to take it easy; easy does it. Where a fixed expression is not involved, the usual adverbial form of easily is preferred: this polish goes on more easily (not easier) than the other

Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
© William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins
Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012

Other Idioms and Phrases with easy

In addition to the idioms beginning with easy

easy as pie
easy come, easy go
easy does it
easy money
easy on the eyes
easy sledding
easy street, on

also see:

breathe easy
free and easy
get off (easy)
go easy
let someone down easy
on easy street
take it easy

The American Heritage® Idioms Dictionary
Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company.

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eas·y

(ē′zē)

adj. eas·i·er, eas·i·est

a. Capable of being accomplished or acquired with ease; posing no difficulty: an easy victory; an easy problem.

b. Likely to happen by accident or without intention: It’s easy to slip on the wet floor. It’s easy to push the wrong button.

2. Requiring or exhibiting little effort or endeavor; undemanding: took the easy way out of her problems; wasn’t satisfied with easy answers.

3. Free from worry, anxiety, trouble, or pain: My mind was easy, knowing that I had done my best.

a. Affording comfort or relief; soothing: soft light that was easy on the eyes.

b. Prosperous; well-off: easy living; easy circumstances.

5. Causing little hardship or distress: an easy penalty; a habit that isn’t easy to give up.

6. Socially at ease: an easy, good-natured manner.

a. Relaxed in attitude; easygoing: an easy disposition.

b. Not strict or severe; lenient: an easy teacher; easy standards.

8. Readily exploited, imposed on, or tricked: an easy mark; an easy victim.

a. Not hurried or forced; moderate: an easy pace; an easy walk around the block.

b. Light; gentle: an easy tap on the shoulder.

10. Not steep or abrupt; gradual: an easy climb.

11. Economics

a. Less in demand and therefore readily obtainable: Commodities are easier this quarter.

b. Plentiful and therefore at low interest rates: easy money.

12. Promiscuous; loose.

adv.

1. Without haste or agitation: Relax and take it easy for a while.

2. With little effort; easily: success that came too easy.

3. In a restrained or moderate manner: Go easy on the butter.

4. Without much hardship or cost: got off easy with only a small fine.

Idiom:

easy as pie Informal

Capable of being accomplished or done with no difficulty.

[Middle English esi, from Old French aaisie, past participle of aaisier, to put at ease : a-, to (from Latin ad-, ad-) + aise, ease; see ease.]

eas′i·ness n.

Synonyms: easy, simple, facile, effortless
These adjectives mean requiring little effort or posing little if any difficulty. Easy applies to tasks that require little effort: a recipe that is easy to prepare; an easy hike around the lake. Simple implies a lack of complexity that facilitates understanding or performance: instructions that are simple to follow; a simple problem that took little time to fix. Facile stresses fluency stemming from preparation: the author’s facile use of literary conventions. Often, though, the word implies glibness or insincerity, superficiality, or lack of care: a supervisor’s facile dismissal of an employee suggestion. Effortless refers to performance in which the application of great strength or skill makes the execution seem easy: wrote effortless prose. See Also Synonyms at comfortable.

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

easy

(ˈiːzɪ)

adj, easier or easiest

1. not requiring much labour or effort; not difficult; simple: an easy job.

2. free from pain, care, or anxiety: easy in one’s mind.

3. not harsh or restricting; lenient: easy laws.

4. tolerant and undemanding; easy-going: an easy disposition.

5. readily influenced or persuaded; pliant: she was an easy victim of his wiles.

6. not tight or constricting; loose: an easy fit.

7. not strained or extreme; moderate; gentle: an easy pace; an easy ascent.

8. (Economics) economics

a. readily obtainable

b. (of a market) characterized by low demand or excess supply with prices tending to fall. Compare tight¹⁰

9. informal ready to fall in with any suggestion made; not predisposed: he is easy about what to do.

10. slang sexually available

11. easy on the eye informal pleasant to look at; attractive, esp sexually

12. woman of easy virtue a sexually available woman, esp a prostitute

adv

13. informal in an easy or relaxed manner

14. easy does it informal go slowly and carefully; be careful

15. go easy on

a. to use in moderation

b. to treat leniently

16. (Military) stand easy military a command to soldiers standing at ease that they may relax further

17. take it easy

a. to avoid stress or undue hurry

b. to remain calm; not become agitated or angry

vb, easies, easying or easied

(Rowing) (usually imperative) Also: easy-oar to stop rowing

[C12: from Old French aisié, past participle of aisier to relieve, ease]

Usage: Easy is not used as an adverb by careful speakers and writers except in certain set phrases: to take it easy; easy does it. Where a fixed expression is not involved, the usual adverbial form of easily is preferred: this polish goes on more easily (not easier) than the other

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eas•y

(ˈi zi)

adj.andadv. eas•i•er, eas•i•est. adj.

1. requiring no great labor or effort; not hard or difficult.

2. free from pain, discomfort, worry, or care: an easy mind.

3. providing or conducive to ease or comfort; comfortable.

4. easygoing; relaxed: an easy disposition.

5. not harsh or strict; lenient.

6. not burdensome or oppressive: easy terms on a loan.

7. not difficult to influence or overcome; compliant: easy prey.

8. free from formality, constraint, or embarrassment: an easy manner.

9. effortlessly clear and fluent: an easy style of writing.

10. not tight or constricting: an easy fit.

11. not forced or hurried; moderate: an easy pace.

12. not steep; gradual.

13. not difficult to obtain; in plentiful supply and often weak in price.

adv.

14. in an easy manner; easily; comfortably: to go easy; to take it easy.

Idioms:

take it or go easy on,

a. to act with moderation in using or consuming: Take it easy on the popcorn.

b. to treat with clemency: to go easy on a prisoner.

[1150–1200; Middle English aisie, esy < Anglo-French (a)eisie, Old French aisié, aised, past participle of aisier to ease]

easy

– easily

1. ‘easy’

Something that is easy can be done or achieved without effort or difficulty, because it is not complicated and causes no problems.

Both sides had secured easy victories earlier in the day.

The task was not easy.

The comparative and superlative forms of easy are easier and easiest.

This is much easier than it sounds.

This was the easiest stage.

You can say that it is easy to do something. For example, instead of saying ‘Riding a camel is easy’, you can say ‘It is easy to ride a camel’. You can also say ‘A camel is easy to ride‘.

It is always very easy to be cynical about politics.

The house is easy to keep clean.

2. ‘easily’

Easy is not an adverb, except in the expressions go easy, take it easy, and easier said than done. If you want to say that something is done without difficulty, you say that it is done easily.

Put things in a place where you can find them quickly and easily.

Belgium easily beat Mexico 3-0.

The comparative and superlative forms of easily are more easily and most easily.

Milk is digested more easily when it is skimmed.

This is the format that is most easily understood by customers.

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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:

Adj.	1.	easy — posing no difficulty; requiring little effort; «an easy job»; «an easy problem»; «an easy victory»; «the house is easy to heat»; «satisfied with easy answers»; «took the easy way out of his dilemma» undemanding — requiring little if any patience or effort or skill; «the pay was adequate and the job undemanding»; «simple undemanding affection»; «an undemanding boss» effortless — requiring or apparently requiring no effort; «the swallows glided in an effortless way through the busy air» soft — compassionate and kind; conciliatory; «he was soft on his children» simple — having few parts; not complex or complicated or involved; «a simple problem»; «simple mechanisms»; «a simple design»; «a simple substance» difficult, hard — not easy; requiring great physical or mental effort to accomplish or comprehend or endure; «a difficult task»; «nesting places on the cliffs are difficult of access»; «difficult times»; «why is it so hard for you to keep a secret?»
	2.	easy — not hurried or forced; «an easy walk around the block»; «at a leisurely (or easygoing) pace» easygoing, leisurely unhurried — relaxed and leisurely; without hurry or haste; «people strolling about in an unhurried way»; «an unhurried walk»; «spoke in a calm and unhurried voice»
	3.	easy — free from worry or anxiety; «knowing that I had done my best, my mind was easy»; «an easy good-natured manner»; «by the time the chsild faced the actual problem of reading she was familiar and at ease with all the elements words» comfortable — free from stress or conducive to mental ease; having or affording peace of mind; «was settled in a comfortable job, one for which he was well prepared»; «the comfortable thought that nothing could go wrong»; «was comfortable in his religious beliefs»; «she’s a comfortable person to be with»; «she felt comfortable with her fiance’s parents» relaxed — without strain or anxiety; «gave the impression of being quite relaxed»; «a relaxed and informal discussion» uneasy — lacking a sense of security or affording no ease or reassurance; «farmers were uneasy until rain finally came»; «uneasy about his health»; «gave an uneasy laugh»; «uneasy lies the head that wears the crown»; «an uneasy coalition government»; «an uneasy calm»; «an uneasy silence fell on the group»
	4.	easy — affording pleasure; «easy good looks» pleasing — giving pleasure and satisfaction; «a pleasing piece of news»; «pleasing in manner and appearance»
	5.	easy — having little impact; «an easy pat on the shoulder»; «gentle rain»; «a gentle breeze»; «a soft (or light) tapping at the window» gentle, soft light — of little intensity or power or force; «the light touch of her fingers»; «a light breeze»
	6.	easy — readily exploited or tricked; «an easy victim»; «an easy mark» impressible, impressionable, waxy — easily impressed or influenced; «an impressionable youngster»; «an impressionable age»; «a waxy mind»
	7.	easy — in fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich; «they were comfortable or even wealthy by some standards»; «easy living»; «a prosperous family»; «his family is well-situated financially»; «well-to-do members of the community» prosperous, well-fixed, well-heeled, well-off, well-situated, well-to-do, comfortable rich — possessing material wealth; «her father is extremely rich»; «many fond hopes are pinned on rich uncles»
	8.	easy — marked by moderate steepness; «an easy climb»; «a gentle slope» gentle gradual — (of a topographical gradient) not steep or abrupt; «a gradual slope»
	9.	easy — affording comfort; «soft light that was easy on the eyes» comfortable, comfy — providing or experiencing physical well-being or relief (`comfy’ is informal); «comfortable clothes»; «comfortable suburban houses»; «made himself comfortable in an armchair»; «the antihistamine made her feel more comfortable»; «are you comfortable?»; «feeling comfy now?»
	10.	easy — casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior; «her easy virtue»; «he was told to avoid loose (or light) women»; «wanton behavior» promiscuous, wanton, loose, light unchaste — not chaste; «unchaste conduct»
	11.	easy — less in demand and therefore readily obtainable; «commodities are easy this quarter» economic science, economics, political economy — the branch of social science that deals with the production and distribution and consumption of goods and services and their management available — obtainable or accessible and ready for use or service; «kept a fire extinguisher available»; «much information is available through computers»; «available in many colors»; «the list of available candidates is unusually long»
	12.	easy — obtained with little effort or sacrifice, often obtained illegally; «easy money» economic science, economics, political economy — the branch of social science that deals with the production and distribution and consumption of goods and services and their management abundant — present in great quantity; «an abundant supply of water»
Adv.	1.	easy — with ease (`easy’ is sometimes used informally for `easily’); «she was easily excited»; «was easily confused»; «he won easily»; «this china breaks very easily»; «success came too easy» easily colloquialism — a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech
	2.	easy — without speed (`slow’ is sometimes used informally for `slowly’); «he spoke slowly»; «go easy here—the road is slippery»; «glaciers move tardily»; «please go slow so I can see the sights» slow, slowly, tardily colloquialism — a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech
	3.	easy — in a relaxed manner; or without hardship; «just wanted to take it easy» (`soft’ is nonstandard) soft colloquialism — a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech

easy

adjective

1. simple, straightforward, no trouble, not difficult, effortless, painless, clear, light, uncomplicated, child’s play (informal), plain sailing, undemanding, a pushover (slang), a piece of cake (informal), no bother, a bed of roses, easy-peasy (slang), a piece of piss (taboo slang), EZ (S.M.S.) This is not an easy task.
simple hard, demanding, difficult, complex, impossible, exhausting, exacting, stiff, tense, formidable, arduous, onerous

2. untroubled, contented, relaxed, satisfied, calm, peaceful, serene, tranquil, quiet, undisturbed, unworried, EZ (S.M.S.) I was not altogether easy in my mind about this decision.

3. relaxed, friendly, open, natural, pleasant, casual, informal, laid-back (informal), graceful, gracious, unaffected, easy-going, affable, unpretentious, unforced, undemanding, unconstrained, unceremonious, EZ (S.M.S.) She laughed and joked and made easy conversation with everyone.
relaxed forced, affected, formal, anxious, stiff, uncomfortable, unnatural, self-conscious

4. carefree, comfortable, pleasant, leisurely, well-to-do, trouble-free, untroubled, cushy (informal), unworried, easeful, EZ (S.M.S.) She has had a very easy life.
carefree difficult, worried, uncomfortable, stressful, insecure

5. tolerant, light, liberal, soft, flexible, mild, laid-back (informal), indulgent, easy-going, lenient, permissive, unoppressive, EZ (S.M.S.) I guess we’ve always been too easy with our children.
tolerant hard, demanding, difficult, strict, exacting, harsh, stern, rigid, inflexible, dictatorial, intolerant, unyielding

6. (Informal) accommodating, yielding, manageable, easy-going, compliant, amenable, submissive, docile, pliant, tractable, biddable, EZ (S.M.S.) `Your father was not an easy child,’ she told me.
accommodating difficult, impossible, unyielding

Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002

easy

adjective

2. Requiring little effort or exertion:

3. Marked by facility, especially of expression:

4. Affording pleasurable ease:

5. Enjoying steady good fortune or financial security:

6. Unconstrained by rigid standards or ceremony:

8. Easily imposed on or tricked:

10. Marked by an absence of conventional restraint in sexual behavior; sexually unrestrained:

Translations

سَهْـلسَهل، بِدون تَعَبعلى مَهلِك!هادئ ، على مهْــلودّي، ودود

snadný

letlet på trådenligetilnempas på!

facila

helppo

lagan

könnyű

auîvelduróòvingaîur, afslappaîursársaukalausvarlega! rólegaviîfelldinn

簡単な容易易い

쉬운

lahek

enkel

ง่าย

dễ

easy

[ˈiːzɪ]

A. ADJ (easier (compar) (easiest (superl)))

3. (= promiscuous) [woman] → fácil
a woman of easy virtue (o.f., euph) → una mujer ligera de cascos

C. CPD easy chair N → butaca f, sillón m (Sp)

EASY, DIFFICULT, IMPOSSIBLE

• Fácil, difícil and imposible are followed directly by the infinitive when they qualify the action itself:

Solving the problem is easy, It’s easy to solve the problem Es fácil resolver el problema It is sometimes difficult/impossible to control oneself En ocasiones es difícil/imposible controlarse

• When the adjective qualifies a noun or pronoun rather than the verb, de is inserted before the infinitive:

The problem is easy to solve El problema es fácil de resolver That’s difficult or hard to believe Eso es difícil de creer Semtex is impossible to detect El Semtex es imposible de detectar

! Remember in this case to make the adjective agree with the noun or pronoun it describes:

Some of his works are difficult to classify Algunas de sus obras son difíciles de encasillar

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easy

[ˈiːzi]

adj

(= vulnerable) [target, prey] → facile

adv

(in a relaxed way) to take things easy, to take it easy (not push o.s. too hard) → y aller doucement; (not worry)
Take it easy. Everything’s under control → Ne t’inquiète pas. Tout est en ordre.

(= carefully) easy does it → doucement

to go easy on sth (= not take too much) → y aller doucement avec qch
to go easy on sb (= be gentle with) → y aller doucement avec qneasy-care [ˈiːzikeə^r] adj [fabric, shirt] → d’entretien facileeasy chair n → fauteuil measy-going [ˌiːziˈgəʊɪŋ] adj (= equable) [person] → facile à vivre; [attitude] → complaisant(e)
She’s very easy-going → Elle est très facile à vivre.easy-listening easy listening [ˌiːziˈlɪs^{ə^nɪŋ]}

n (= music) → easy-listening f

adj [album, CD] → d’easy-listening; [version] → easy-listeningeasy-peasy [ˌiːziˈpiːzi] adj (British) (= very easy) → fastoche easy touch n (= person)
He’s an easy touch → C’est une bonne poire.

easy

adj (+er)

(= simple) → leicht; task, job → leicht, einfach; option, solution, answer → einfach; finding somewhere to eat is an easy task → es ist leicht or einfach, ein Restaurant zu finden; it’s no easy task → es ist nicht einfach; it’s easy to forget that … → man vergisst leicht, dass …; it’s easy for her → sie hat es leicht; it’s easy for her to do it → sie kann es leicht tun; that’s easy for you to say → du hast gut reden; to make easy reading → leicht zu lesen sein; he was an easy winner → er hat mühelos gewonnen; to be far from easy or none too easy → alles andere als leicht sein, nicht gerade leicht sein; that’s the easy part → das ist das Einfache; it’s an easy (enough) mistake to make → den Fehler kann man leicht machen, das kann einem leicht passieren; to be within easy reach of something → etw leicht erreichen können; in or by easy stages (= step by step) → Schritt für Schritt; (= gradually) → nach und nach; as easy as pie or as ABC or as falling off a log → kinderleicht; easier said than done → leichter gesagt als getan; easy credit → leicht erhältliche Kredite; on easy terms (Comm) → zu günstigen Bedingungen; to go for the easy option, to take the easy way out → es sich (dat) → leicht machen; she is easy to work with/get on with → mit ihr kann man gut arbeiten/auskommen; she opted for the easy life → sie machte sich (dat) → das Leben leicht; easy living → ein sorgenfreies Leben; to have it easy, to have an easy time (of it) → es leicht haben; to have an easy ride → es leicht haben; he will not be given an easy ride → man wird es ihm nicht leicht machen; easy prey → eine leichte Beute; to be easy meat (inf) → eine leichte Beute sein

(= relaxed) temperament, conversation, laugh, smile, voice → ungezwungen; relationship → unbefangen; tone → lässig; at an easy pace → in gemütlichem Tempo; he had a quick and easy laugh → er lachte schnell und ungezwungen; to be on easy terms with somebody → mit jdm auf vertrautem Fuß stehen; I’m easy (Brit inf) → mir ist alles recht, ist mir egal (inf); stand easy! (Brit Mil) → rührt euch!; I don’t feel easy about it (= uncomfortable) → es ist mir nicht recht, mir ist dabei nicht wohl

(pej inf: = promiscuous) she’s easy → sie ist immer zu haben; she wasn’t like the easy girls he had known → sie war anders als die leichten Mädchen, die er gekannt hatte; to be an easy make (US) or lay (sl) → jeden ranlassen (inf); woman of easy virtue (dated euph, = prostitute) → Freudenmädchen nt

adv (inf) to go easy on somebody → nicht so streng mit jdm sein; to go easy on something → mit etw sparsam umgehen; to go easy on the brakes/one’s liver → die Bremsen/seine Leber schonen; to take it easy, to take things easy (= rest) → sich schonen; take it easy! (= calm down) → immer mit der Ruhe!; (esp US, when saying goodbye) → machs gut!; easy does it → immer sachte

easy

easy touch

n to be an easy (inf) → nicht nein or Nein sagen können

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easy

[ˈiːzɪ]

1. (-ier (comp) (-iest (superl))) adj

b. (carefree, life) → agiato/a, tranquillo/a; (relationship) → cordiale; (relaxed, manners, style) → disinvolto/a
to feel easy in one’s mind → sentirsi tranquillo/a
payment on easy terms (Comm) → facilitazioni fpl di pagamento
I’m easy (fam) → non ho problemi

2. adv easy does it! → piano!
to take it or things easy → prendersela con calma
take it easy! (don’t worry) → non prendertela! (don’t rush) → calma!
go easy with the sugar → vacci piano con lo zucchero
go easy on him → non essere troppo duro con lui
stand easy! (Mil) → riposo!

ease

(iːz) noun

1. freedom from pain or from worry or hard work. a lifetime of ease.

2. freedom from difficulty. He passed his exam with ease.

3. naturalness. ease of manner.

verb

1. to free from pain, trouble or anxiety. A hot bath eased his tired limbs.

2. (often with off) to make or become less strong, less severe, less fast etc. The pain has eased (off); The driver eased off as he approached the town.

3. to move (something heavy or awkward) gently or gradually in or out of position. They eased the wardrobe carefully up the narrow staircase.

ˈeasily adverb

1. without difficulty. She won the race easily.

2. by far. This is easily the best book I’ve read this year.

3. very probably. It may easily rain tomorrow.

ˈeasiness nounˈeasy adjective

1. not difficult. This is an easy job (to do).

2. free from pain, trouble, anxiety etc. He had an easy day at the office.

3. friendly. an easy manner/smile.

4. relaxed; leisurely. The farmer walked with an easy stride.

interjection

a command to go or act gently. Easy! You’ll fall if you run too fast.

easy chair

a chair that is soft and comfortable, eg an armchair.

ˌeasy-ˈgoing adjective

not inclined to worry.

at ease

free from anxiety or embarrassment. He is completely at ease among strangers.

easier said than done

more difficult than it at first seems. Getting seats for the theatre is easier said than done.

go easy on

to be careful with. Go easy on the wine – there won’t be enough for the rest of the guests.

stand at ease

(eg soldiers) to stand with legs apart and hands clasped behind the back.

take it easy

not to work etc hard or energetically; to avoid using much effort. The doctor told him to take it easy.

take one’s ease

to make oneself comfortable; to relax. There he was – taking his ease in his father’s chair!

easy

→ سَهْل snadný let einfach εύκολος fácil helppo facile lagan facile 簡単な 쉬운 gemakkelijk lettvint łatwy fácil легко enkel ง่าย kolay dễ 容易的

easy

a. fácil;

within ___ reach → al alcance de la mano;

___ payments → facilidades de pago.

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1405 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ˈiːzi], [ ˈiːzi], [ ˈiː_z_i]

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calm (adjective)
carefree (adjective)
charitable (adjective)
clement (adjective)
collected (adjective)
comfortable (adjective)
complaisant (adjective)
composed (adjective)
content (adjective)
cushy (adjective)
difficult (adjective)
docile (adjective)
down-to-earth (adjective)
elementary (adjective)
expansive (adjective)
facile (adjective)
familiar (adjective)
fast (adjective)
flowing (adjective)
fluent (adjective)
forbearing (adjective)
frank (adjective)
free (adjective)
generous (adjective)
gentle (adjective)
glib (adjective)
good-humored (adjective)
good-natured (adjective)
good-tempered (adjective)
graceful (adjective)
gracious (adjective)
gradual (adjective)
great-hearted (adjective)
gullible (adjective)
happy-go-lucky (adjective)
homey (adjective)
indulgent (adjective)
informal (adjective)
jaunty (adjective)
languid (adjective)
large-hearted (adjective)
leisurely (adjective)
leisurely, relaxed (adjective)
lenient (adjective)
light (adjective)
loose (adjective)
luxurious (adjective)
manageable (adjective)
mild (adjective)
moderate (adjective)
natural (adjective)
neutral (adjective)
nonaligned (adjective)
nonchalant (adjective)
not difficult (adjective)
nothing to it (adjective)
obedient (adjective)
obliging (adjective)
open-and-shut (adjective)
other relevant words (adjective)
outgoing (adjective)
passable (adjective)
plainspoken (adjective)
pliable (adjective)
promiscuous (adjective)
prosperous (adjective)
readable (adjective)
reduced (adjective)
relaxed (adjective)
rich (adjective)
rudimental (adjective)
running (adjective)
secure (adjective)
serene (adjective)
slack (adjective)
slow (adjective)
slow-footed (adjective)
slow-going (adjective)
slow-paced (adjective)
smooth (adjective)
smooth-tongued (adjective)
snug (adjective)
soft (adjective)
straight-out (adjective)
straight-shooting (adjective)
susceptible (adjective)
talkative (adjective)
tolerant, permissive (adjective)
tranquil (adjective)
transparent (adjective)
unconcerned (adjective)
unconfined (adjective)
unflappable (adjective)
uninvolved (adjective)
unsuspecting (adjective)
weightless (adjective)
well-off (adjective)
workable (adjective)
yielding (adjective)
abundant (noun)
at ease (noun)
available (noun)
casual (noun)
comfy (noun)
duck soup (noun)
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adj.

• able (adjective)
- most capable,
- smart,
- end-owed,
- more intelligent,
- effortless,
- end owed,
- powerful.
• agreeable (adjective)
- complaisant.
• all (adjective)
- easy.
• amiable (adjective)
- more sweettempered,
- more buddy buddy,
- more copacetic,
- most buddy-buddy,
- most sweettempered,
- pleasant,
- more pussycat,
- most buddy buddy,
- most sweet-tempered,
- kindly,
- most winning,
- sweet tempered,
- righteous,
- princely,
- clubbiest,
- most sweet tempered,
- palsywalsy,
- more buddy-buddy,
- more sweet-tempered,
- most buddybuddy,
- more sweet tempered,
- sweettempered,
- most pussycat,
- friendly,
- swell,
- de-lightful,
- de lightful,
- more buddybuddy,
- clubbier,
- buddybuddy,
- buddy buddy,
- most copacetic,
- palsy walsy.
• articulate (adjective)
- fluent.
• attainable (adjective)
- cherry pie,
- realizable,
- no sweat,
- no problem,
- piece of cake,
- Securable,
- procurable.
• calm (adjective)
- self-possessed.
• carefree (adjective)
- radiant,
- easy going,
- easy-going,
- laid back,
- insouciant,
- unanxious,
- feelgood,
- unbothered.
• charitable (adjective)
- sympathetic,
- under standing,
- broad minded,
- more understanding,
- more forgiving,
- under-standing.
• clement (adjective)
- kind hearted,
- most soft hearted,
- more soft hearted,
- more soft-hearted,
- soft hearted,
- most soft-hearted.
• collected (adjective)
- peaceful,
- unperturbable,
- Quieter,
- levelheaded,
- quietest.
• comfortable (adjective)
- most pleased,
- cared for,
- made well,
- homey,
- at rest,
- healthy,
- snug as bug in rug,
- more suitable,
- loose-fitting,
- well-heeled,
- Soothed,
- snug as a bug in a rug,
- hale,
- heartiest.
• complaisant (adjective)
- sub-missive,
- sub missive.
• composed (adjective)
- sure of oneself,
- cool as cucumber,
- keeping one’s shirt on,
- not turn a hair,
- keeping a stiff upper lip,
- have one’s act together,
- Disimpassioned.
• content (adjective)
- contend,
- satisfied,
- complacent.
• cushy (adjective)
- undemanding,
- Plummer,
- plum.
• difficult (adjective)
- tough.
• docile (adjective)
- laidback,
- re signed,
- more weakkneed,
- most docious,
- re-signed,
- weak kneed,
- most weakkneed,
- more weak-kneed,
- wellbehaved,
- more weak kneed,
- weakkneed,
- teachable,
- weak-kneed,
- most weak-kneed,
- more docious,
- well behaved,
- most weak kneed.
• down-to-earth (adjective)
- more unidealistic,
- un fantastic,
- most unsentimental,
- most unidealistic,
- more unfantastic,
- un-sentimental,
- nononsense,
- matter-of-fact,
- un idealistic,
- un sentimental,
- un-fantastic,
- more unsentimental,
- most hardheaded,
- most unfantastic,
- un-idealistic.
• elementary (adjective)
- meat potatoes,
- most simplex,
- more uncomplex,
- more beginning,
- most abecedarian,
- most substratal,
- preliminary,
- most beginning,
- elemental,
- initial,
- un-complex,
- under-lying,
- more foundational,
- substratal,
- more primo,
- more substratal,
- un complex,
- more simplex,
- un complicated,
- be ginning,
- most uncomplex,
- un-complicated,
- most primo,
- more abecedarian,
- most foundational,
- most abcs,
- under lying,
- sub stratal,
- be-ginning,
- sub-stratal,
- more abcs,
- most fundamental.
• expansive (adjective)
- un-constrained,
- un-inhibited,
- un-restrained,
- un reserved,
- un constrained,
- un-reserved,
- un inhibited.
• facile (adjective)
- adroit,
- efficient,
- deft,
- dexterous,
- nothing to it,
- handy.
• familiar (adjective)
- more familiar,
- officious,
- un ceremonious,
- un-ceremonious,
- more free-and-easy,
- palsier,
- most free and easy,
- pre-sumptuous,
- pre sumptuous,
- palsiest,
- more free and easy,
- intrusive,
- most free-and-easy.
• fast (adjective)
- gadabout,
- lecherous,
- sportive,
- self-gratifying,
- flirtatious,
- lascivious,
- indecent,
- incontinent.
• flowing (adjective)
- more liquefied,
- more tidal,
- more streaming,
- most liquefied,
- most overrun,
- more flooded,
- most fluidic,
- most cursive,
- most unbroken,
- most issuing,
- un broken,
- more spouting,
- most streaming,
- un interrupted,
- more overrun,
- more rippling,
- most tidal,
- more cursive,
- un-broken,
- more issuing,
- most spouting,
- more unbroken,
- most rippling,
- most flooded,
- more fluidic.
• fluent (adjective)
- wellversed,
- more well versed,
- more wellversed,
- smooth spoken,
- silvertongued,
- most well versed,
- co-pious,
- most smooth-spoken,
- more smooth spoken,
- smoothspoken,
- well versed,
- more well-versed,
- most wellversed,
- most smooth spoken,
- most mellifluent,
- more mellifluent,
- most well-versed,
- silver tongued,
- more smoothspoken,
- most smoothspoken,
- co pious,
- more smooth-spoken.
• forbearing (adjective)
- more longanimous,
- long suffering,
- longsuffering,
- most longanimous,
- more softshell,
- most soft shell,
- more soft shell,
- most soft-shell,
- most softshell,
- more soft-shell.
• frank (adjective)
- un restricted,
- most plain spoken,
- ingenuous,
- call spade spade,
- more flat out,
- lay the line,
- out righter,
- call a spade spade,
- most bare faced,
- most flat out,
- more plain spoken,
- like is,
- more heart-to-heart,
- more flatout,
- un-restricted,
- lay on line,
- out-spoken,
- un concealed,
- most heart to heart,
- out-righter,
- outspoken,
- most flat-out,
- out spoken,
- out-right,
- lay it the line,
- more plain-spoken,
- more bare faced,
- call spade a spade,
- most undisguised,
- flatout,
- lay it on line,
- heart to heart,
- more undisguised,
- like it is,
- un disguised,
- un-disguised,
- lay line,
- most heart-to-heart,
- un-concealed,
- most plain-spoken,
- more heart to heart,
- most flatout,
- more bare-faced,
- out rightest,
- lay it line,
- most bare-faced,
- more flat-out,
- out right,
- from hip,
- saying what thinks,
- bare faced.
• free (adjective)
- freest,
- unhampered,
- on one’s own,
- off the hook,
- on the loose,
- on own,
- unengaged,
- independent,
- untrammeled,
- at large,
- free spirited,
- free-wheeling,
- at liberty,
- freewheeling,
- free-spirited.
• generous (adjective)
- munificent,
- Great-hearted,
- Open-handed,
- soft-touch,
- kindhearted,
- unstinting,
- ungrudging,
- unsparing.
• gentle (adjective)
- fainter,
- lowtoned,
- lowpitched,
- more low-toned,
- more lowtoned,
- softhearted,
- more dovelike,
- more dove like,
- most low toned,
- more low toned,
- most low-toned,
- low toned,
- most dove like,
- most lowtoned,
- low pitched,
- most dovelike,
- most dove-like,
- pacific,
- most muted,
- dove like,
- most disciplined,
- more disciplined,
- more muted,
- more dove-like,
- soothing.
• glib (adjective)
- hotair,
- in-sincere,
- in sincerest,
- more hot air,
- more hot-air,
- fast talking,
- more fast-talking,
- in-sincerest,
- most fasttalking,
- more fasttalking,
- most hot air,
- in sincerer,
- most fast talking,
- most hot-air,
- in sincere,
- most vocative,
- most fast-talking,
- insincere,
- most hotair,
- flippest,
- more vocative,
- in-sincerer,
- more hotair,
- more fast talking,
- fasttalking.
• good-humored (adjective)
- unpretentious,
- open,
- unforced,
- urbane,
- diplomatic,
- affable,
- polite,
- unaffected,
- gregarious,
- sociable,
- suave.
• good-natured (adjective)
- marshmallow,
- willing to please,
- softie,
- good-hearted,
- well-disposed.
• good-tempered (adjective)
- goodtempered,
- good tempered.
• graceful (adjective)
- lithe,
- more balletic,
- most balletic,
- re fined,
- limber,
- more aesthetic,
- be-coming,
- shapely.
• gracious (adjective)
- more bonhomous,
- wellmannered,
- most bonhomous,
- big hearted,
- well mannered.
• gradual (adjective)
- imperceptible,
- moderate,
- even.
• great-hearted (adjective)
- kiner,
- kinest,
- great hearted.
• gullible (adjective)
- unsuspecting.
• happy-go-lucky (adjective)
- without care,
- carefree and untroubled,
- Free-minded.
• homey (adjective)
- folksy.
• indulgent (adjective)
- more overpermissive,
- able live with,
- soft shelled,
- softshelled,
- more soft-shelled,
- most soft shelled,
- more softshelled,
- over permissive,
- most softshelled,
- most soft-shelled,
- more soft shelled,
- fonder,
- most overpermissive.
• informal (adjective)
- lowpressure,
- un-conventional,
- most lowpressure,
- un-fussier,
- most improv,
- most low-pressure,
- most throwaway,
- more throwaway,
- un fussier,
- more low-pressure,
- unfussier,
- in formal,
- un-fussiest,
- un official,
- most low pressure,
- more lowpressure,
- more low pressure,
- un fussy,
- more improv,
- un-fussy,
- un conventional,
- in-conspicuous,
- unfussiest,
- in-formal,
- un fussiest,
- in conspicuous,
- un-official,
- down home.
• jaunty (adjective)
- perky,
- most swaggering,
- more prankish,
- more swaggering,
- pro vocative,
- pro-vocative,
- most prankish,
- more gamesome,
- selfconfident,
- high spirited,
- self confident,
- hilarious,
- impish,
- most jocose,
- Gamesome,
- joking,
- most gamesome.
• languid (adjective)
- un enthusiastic,
- un-enthusiastic,
- most nebbish,
- more energyless,
- snooziest,
- in different,
- blahser,
- snoozier,
- most pining,
- most energyless,
- most sleepyhead,
- more pining,
- in-firmest,
- blahsest,
- in-firmer,
- in-active,
- uninterested,
- un interested,
- un-hurried,
- un hurried,
- more nebbish,
- more sleepyhead,
- in-different,
- wimpier,
- un-interested,
- unenthusiastic,
- in firmest,
- wimpiest,
- in firmer.
• large-hearted (adjective)
- large hearted.
• leisurely (adjective)
- restful,
- at loose ends,
- Slackened,
- unemployed,
- retired,
- convenient,
- slow-moving,
- relaxing,
- unoccupied,
- deliberate,
- inactive,
- unhasty,
- at leisure,
- laggard.
• leisurely, relaxed (adjective)
- running,
- undisturbed,
- thriving,
- successful,
- spontaneous,
- commodious,
- in clover,
- quiet,
- temperate,
- content,
- contented,
- untroubled,
- calm,
- forthright.
• lenient (adjective)
- most excusing,
- more humoring,
- more letting,
- more allowing,
- more spoiling,
- all-owing,
- more mollycoddling,
- most letting,
- most humoring,
- more pampering,
- most mollycoddling,
- most favoring,
- most assuaging,
- more assuaging,
- most pardoning,
- most spoiling,
- more excusing,
- most allowing,
- most pampering,
- more favoring,
- more pardoning,
- all owing,
- most assuasive,
- more assuasive.
• light (adjective)
- Imponderous,
- featherweight,
- Gossamery,
- tissuelike,
- lightest,
- frothy,
- light-footed,
- Floatable,
- unheavy,
- sylphlike,
- weightless.
• loose (adjective)
- unbolted,
- unbound,
- Unhooked,
- high living,
- not fitting,
- unshackled,
- unpinned,
- swinging,
- unconfined,
- unlatched,
- unsecured,
- uncaged.
• luxurious (adjective)
- most pleasureloving,
- pleasureloving,
- more pleasureloving,
- in the lap luxury,
- most pleasure-loving,
- ex-pensive,
- de-luxe,
- most pleasure loving,
- more upscale,
- more pleasure-loving,
- most pampered,
- more pampered,
- in lap of luxury,
- ex pensive,
- in lap luxury,
- fit for king queen,
- sybaritic,
- pleasure loving,
- up scale,
- most upscale,
- more luxurious,
- more pleasure loving,
- fit for king- queen,
- well appointed,
- up-scale,
- De Luxe,
- fit for a king- queen,
- wellappointed,
- fit for a king queen.
• manageable (adjective)
- tamable.
• mild (adjective)
- unassuming,
- tempered,
- lenitive,
- hohum,
- nothing much,
- ho-hum,
- mild-mannered,
- peaceable,
- Forbearant,
- Obeisant,
- demulcent,
- ho hum.
• moderate (adjective)
- cool,
- subdued,
- innocuous,
- alleviated,
- restrained.
• natural (adjective)
- more undesigning,
- in artificial,
- most upfront,
- un-embarrassed,
- un embarrassed,
- more inartificial,
- more upfront,
- un forced,
- most up front,
- more uncontrived,
- un-worldliest,
- most inartificial,
- un polished,
- un-assumed,
- Undesigning,
- most unlabored,
- un sophisticated,
- more unassumed,
- un worldliest,
- most unassumed,
- un-designing,
- un contrived,
- in nocent,
- un-forced,
- un worldlier,
- un schooled,
- in-nocent,
- un studied,
- un labored,
- un worldly,
- un-studied,
- more up front,
- un-pretentious,
- more simplehearted,
- more unembarrassed,
- un-labored,
- un-contrived,
- un feigned,
- most uncontrived,
- more up-front,
- most undesigning,
- un assumed,
- un-worldlier,
- in-artificial,
- most up-front,
- un-schooled,
- more unlabored,
- most unembarrassed,
- un-worldly,
- most simplehearted,
- un designing,
- un-feigned.
• neutral (adjective)
- middle of road,
- most poker-faced,
- fairminded,
- most noncombatant,
- non combatant,
- un aligned,
- poker faced,
- more noncombatant,
- more unaligned,
- most nonbelligerent,
- more nonbelligerent,
- more poker faced,
- un decided,
- unaligned,
- fair minded,
- dis-interested,
- un-decided,
- most middle of road,
- non belligerent,
- by-standing,
- most nonparticipating,
- most middle-of-road,
- un prejudiced,
- most bystanding,
- more nonparticipating,
- more middle of road,
- most poker faced,
- more poker-faced,
- more middle-of-road,
- more bystanding,
- by standing,
- un biased,
- dis interested,
- non partisan,
- on fence,
- un-prejudiced,
- most unaligned,
- non participating,
- un-aligned.
• nonaligned (adjective)
- non-aligned.
• nonchalant (adjective)
- more unexcited,
- un feeling,
- un emotional,
- un caring,
- in-curious,
- un-impressible,
- un excited,
- in curious,
- un impressible,
- un-caring,
- un-emotional,
- more unimpressible,
- most unexcited,
- most unimpressible,
- un-excited.
• not difficult (adjective)
- wieldy,
- manifest,
- mere,
- cinch,
- plain sailing,
- child’s play,
- obvious,
- untroublesome,
- easily done,
- paltry,
- no bother,
- yielding,
- slight,
- clear,
- not burdensome,
- simple as abc,
- inconsiderable,
- royal,
- no trouble,
- little,
- picnic,
- apparent,
- straightforward,
- evident.
• nothing to it (adjective)
- most painless,
- nothing it,
- snappest,
- more painless.
• obedient (adjective)
- compliant.
• obliging (adjective)
- eager to please,
- co operative,
- eager please,
- co-operative.
• open-and-shut (adjective)
- iced,
- clear as a bell,
- sewn up,
- open and shut,
- clear cut,
- Cinched,
- in the bag,
- cut and dried,
- nailed down.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- glib,
- balletic,
- matter of fact,
- susceptible,
- at peace,
- copacetic,
- energyless,
- smooth,
- poker-faced,
- blahs,
- tidal,
- undisguised,
- primo,
- cushy,
- rolling with punches,
- unworried,
- smooth operator,
- forbearing,
- loose,
- all heart,
- throwaway,
- charitable,
- uncomplex,
- informal,
- unfantastic,
- well provided for,
- open-and-shut,
- leisurely,
- lenient,
- longanimous,
- substantial,
- largehearted,
- relaxed,
- commonsense,
- rich,
- basal,
- uncontrived,
- readable,
- light,
- frank,
- fast-talking,
- low pressure,
- going easy with,
- pleasure-loving,
- rolling with the punches,
- unconcerned,
- knightly,
- slowgoing,
- docious,
- unfussy,
- transparent,
- slack,
- unidealistic,
- natural,
- down-to-earth,
- pliable,
- snug,
- broadminded,
- putty in hands,
- bare-faced,
- buddy-buddy,
- unembarrassed,
- neutral,
- upfront,
- well-off,
- motorable,
- docile,
- straight-from-the-shoulder,
- able to live with,
- no nonsense,
- smooth-tongued,
- cincher,
- slow,
- nonchalant,
- secure,
- clubby,
- over-permissive,
- low-toned,
- undiscriminating,
- good-tempered,
- flipper,
- cool as a cucumber,
- locked on,
- over-run,
- travelable,
- soft,
- able,
- light as a feather,
- simplex,
- propertied,
- non-partisan,
- pouring out,
- carefree,
- Undoubtful,
- Familiar,
- made of money,
- happy-go-lucky,
- tranquil,
- bonhomous,
- softshell,
- straight shooting,
- sweet-tempered,
- luxurious,
- hot-air,
- putty,
- traversable,
- fast,
- being big,
- saying what one thinks,
- gracious,
- painless,
- promiscuous,
- fluidic,
- low-pressure,
- heart-to-heart,
- easily led,
- Soft-hearted,
- Soft-shelled,
- attainable,
- in the lap of luxury,
- free,
- being oneself,
- non-belligerent,
- free-and-easy,
- Mellifluent,
- collected,
- putty in one’s hands,
- snapper,
- smooth-spoken,
- flowing,
- call a spade a spade,
- languorous,
- up-front,
- mild,
- good-natured,
- sleepyhead,
- Unimpressible,
- pussycat,
- assuasive,
- disciplined,
- serene,
- unsentimental,
- hardboiled,
- easily influenced,
- palsy,
- prosperous,
- wimpy,
- doable,
- plushy,
- nonparticipating,
- Dovelike,
- straight from the shoulder,
- IMPROV,
- unflappable,
- live with,
- be coming,
- non-combatant,
- soft shell,
- without ceremony,
- Soft-shell,
- humoring,
- overpermissive,
- gentle,
- rolling in it,
- filthy rich,
- dove-like,
- obliging,
- languid,
- noncombatant,
- middle-of-road,
- lymphatic,
- lay on the line,
- good-humored,
- in firm,
- indulgent,
- generous,
- of easy virtue,
- nonaligned,
- homelike,
- passable,
- straight-out,
- nonbelligerent,
- Unlabored,
- snoozy,
- amiable,
- vocative,
- unexcited,
- upscale,
- unassumed,
- cursive,
- straight-shooting,
- stoical,
- foundational,
- simplehearted,
- worth a million,
- from the hip,
- unexcitable,
- uninvolved,
- prankish,
- Inartificial,
- living with,
- going easy on,
- composed,
- lay it on the line,
- greathearted,
- comfortable,
- well-versed,
- on sidelines,
- Hard-hearted,
- downright neighborly,
- crossable,
- workable,
- bystanding,
- non-participating,
- home cooking.
• outgoing (adjective)
- most extrovert,
- out goinger,
- out-goingest,
- out-goinger,
- out goingest,
- out going,
- more extrovert,
- out-going,
- outgoing.
• passable (adjective)
- more crossable,
- traveled,
- most motorable,
- un-blocked,
- un blocked,
- most crossable,
- most travelable,
- navigable,
- more motorable,
- more travelable,
- more traversable,
- most traversable.
• plainspoken (adjective)
- Plain-spoken,
- man-to-man,
- plainspoken.
• pliable (adjective)
- Puttier,
- puttiest,
- more manipulable,
- manipulable,
- most manipulable.
• promiscuous (adjective)
- most pushover,
- un discriminating,
- un bridled,
- over sexed,
- most undiscriminating,
- in-discriminate,
- un-discriminating,
- most oversexed,
- over-sexed,
- more oversexed,
- more pushover,
- un-bridled,
- in discriminate,
- more undiscriminating.
• prosperous (adjective)
- money to burn,
- in the money,
- upper-class,
- main-line,
- on top of heap,
- palmiest,
- doing well,
- main line,
- mainline,
- palmy,
- uptown,
- lousy rich.
• readable (adjective)
- more well written,
- ex citing,
- most wellwritten,
- well written,
- wellwritten,
- most well-written,
- re warding,
- well-written,
- more well-written,
- more wellwritten,
- most well written,
- re-warding.
• reduced (adjective)
- made easy.
• relaxed (adjective)
- hang-loose,
- outgiving,
- hang loose.
• rich (adjective)
- more propertied,
- worth million,
- most propertied,
- made money,
- rolling it.
• rudimental (adjective)
- Rudimental.
• running (adjective)
- in succession,
- in action,
- in operation.
• secure (adjective)
- re-solute,
- tried true,
- re solute,
- most shooin,
- re-liablest,
- more shoo in,
- cinchest,
- re-liabler,
- re-assured,
- re liablest,
- re-liable,
- re assured,
- most shoo-in,
- more reassured,
- most shoo in,
- more undoubtful,
- on ice,
- shooin,
- un doubtful,
- shoo in,
- most undoubtful,
- re liabler,
- most reassured,
- wellfounded,
- un-doubtful,
- well-founded,
- more shooin,
- well founded,
- more shoo-in.
• serene (adjective)
- re-sting,
- re sting.
• slack (adjective)
- not taut,
- un steady,
- un steadier,
- un steadiest,
- un-steadiest,
- un-steadier.
• slow (adjective)
- slowest,
- slow-paced,
- slow-footed,
- slow-going,
- tortoiselike,
- snaillike.
• slow-footed (adjective)
- slowfooted,
- slow footed.
• slow-going (adjective)
- slow going.
• slow-paced (adjective)
- slowpaced,
- slow paced.
• smooth (adjective)
- hairless,
- planate,
- undeviating,
- velvety,
- frictionless,
- rippleless,
- shaven,
- mirrorlike.
• smooth-tongued (adjective)
- smoothtongued,
- smooth tongued.
• snug (adjective)
- most homelike,
- more homelike.
• soft (adjective)
- pulpy,
- gelatinous,
- cushiony,
- overindulgent,
- doughier,
- cottony,
- doughy,
- fleecy,
- Pappy,
- softer,
- bendable,
- Tender-hearted.
• straight-out (adjective)
- straightout,
- straight out.
• straight-shooting (adjective)
- straightshooting.
• susceptible (adjective)
- tumble for,
- non-resistant,
- out on limb,
- wide open,
- sitting duck,
- fall for,
- nonresistant,
- easily moved,
- suggestible,
- sensile,
- be taken in.
• talkative (adjective)
- expansive.
• tolerant, permissive (adjective)
- Unoppressive,
- flexible,
- liberal,
- Condoning,
- Pardoning,
- unsuspicious,
- amenable,
- submissive,
- biddable,
- mollycoddling,
- Unburdensome,
- forgiving,
- Deludable,
- spoiling,
- pampering,
- benign,
- Deceivable,
- Excusing,
- fleeceable,
- trusting,
- accommodating,
- compassionate.
• tranquil (adjective)
- more murmuring,
- most unexcitable,
- more unexcitable,
- most murmuring,
- un-excitable,
- un excitable.
• transparent (adjective)
- easily seen,
- recognizable.
• unconcerned (adjective)
- un-worried,
- more hard hearted,
- more unworried,
- un worried,
- un sympathetic,
- re-served,
- in sensible,
- most unworried,
- in-attentive,
- un-concerned,
- un-moved,
- more hard-hearted,
- selfcentered,
- most hard-hearted,
- most hard hearted,
- in sensitive,
- self centered,
- un concerned,
- in-sensitive,
- re served,
- hard hearted,
- in-sensible.
• unconfined (adjective)
- free as a bird.
• unflappable (adjective)
- un flappable,
- un-flappable,
- level headed.
• uninvolved (adjective)
- un-involved,
- un involved.
• unsuspecting (adjective)
- trustful,
- off guard,
- unwarned,
- undoubting,
- taken in.
• weightless (adjective)
- light as feather.
• well-off (adjective)
- welloff,
- well off.
• workable (adjective)
- breezest,
- doablest,
- doabler,
- breezer.
• yielding (adjective)
- putty hands,
- putty one hands,
- putty in one hands,
- putty in ones hands,
- putty ones hands,
- putty one’s hands.
n.
- carefully,
- lightly,
- cautiously,
- gently,
- come naturally/easily/easy (to someone),
- mindless.
- snap,
- at one with,
- chilled.
- style,
- fluid.
- good,
- cozy.
- thrive.
- tighten,
- unceremonious,
- unrestrained,
- plain.
- clement,
- merciful,
- tolerant,
- accept.
- gullible,
- naive,
- wise,
- credulous.
- rise.
- libertine.
• abundant (noun)
- abundant.
• at ease (noun)
- at ease.
• available (noun)
- available.
• casual (noun)
- casual.
• comfy (noun)
- comfy.
• duck soup (noun)
- pushover,
- pie,
- a snap,
- easy to do,
- no brainer,
- a breeze,
- easily accomplished task,
- no-brainer,
- PIES,
- easies,
- turkey shoot,
- easy thing.
• easily (noun)
- easily.
• easy (noun)
- gradual,
- easygoing,
- wanton,
- user-friendly,
- unchaste,
- simple,
- pleasing,
- elementary,
- facile,
- well-to-do,
- simplified,
- sluttish,
- well-fixed,
- slowly,
- tardily,
- well-situated,
- unproblematic,
- unhurried,
- uncomplicated.
• hands down (noun)
- hands down.
• lax (noun)
- permissive.
• nothing to it (noun)
- nothing-it,
- effortlesses.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- agreement,
- simples,
- characteristic,
- agility,
- duck soup.
• well-to-do (noun)
- wealthy.
Other synonyms:
- dutch,
- womanizing,
- strictness,
- predigested,
- deep water,
- recondite,
- sternness,
- tractable,
- intelligible,
- explicable,
- Whorish,
- Dupable,
- stringency,
- philandering,
- arduously,
- crystal clear,
- cumbrous,
- Easeful,
- lowbrow,
- bubblegum,
- pother,
- hot spot,
- effortlessness,
- can of worms,
- rigorousness,
- cumbersome,
- toughness,
- pellucid,
- exploitable,
- self-explanatory,
- low-maintenance,
- laid-back,
- promiscuity,
- digestible,
- trouble-free,
- walkaway,
- comprehensible,
- graceful,
- Difficultly,
- facileness,
- expressly.
- corner,
- profound,
- trial,
- bind.
- issue,
- sensitive,
- slip,
- deep.
- ease,
- slide,
- express,
- basic,
- slick.
- trouble.
- sex-.
• approachable
- accessible.
• controllable
- manageable.
• debonair
- jaunty.
• easy going
- unexacting.
• jaunty
- debonair.
• kindly
- humane.
• trite
- mickey mouse.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- effortlessly,
- dainty,
- facilely,
- without difficulty,
- lax,
- dilatory,
- offhand,
- devil-may-care,
- readily,
- remiss,
- swimmingly,
- guardedly,
- lackadaisical,
- like nothing,
- easy as pie,
- sans souci,
- delicate,
- tender,
- like taking candy from a baby,
- offhanded,
- in luxury,
- gingerly,
- simply.

How to use «Easy» in context?

There is no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to making your life easier. Just because something is easy to do, doesn’t mean it’s the best or most efficient way to get the job done. In fact, some of the simplest solutions can be the most effective. Here are six easy tips to help you make your life a little bit easier:

1) Define what you need and want. Instead of trying to do everything yourself, break your project down into small, manageable steps. This will make it easier for you to stay motivated and get the job done.

Paraphrases for Easy:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:

Equivalence
- Adjective
  effortless, uncomplicated.
Independent
- Adjective
  affluent, arduous, beautiful, difficult, feasible, gullible, light, loose, ordinary, painless, pleasant, relaxed, seamless, tough, tricky, understandable, Concessionary, simplifies, concessional, hassle-free, straight-forward, barrier-free, easy-peasy, light-commercial, easy-to-access, ease-of.
- Proper noun, singular
  helps.
- Noun, plural
  Opportunities, Possibilities, differences, challenges, types, tools, components, battles.
- Noun, singular or mass
  brothers.
- Adverb
  comfortably, conveniently, difficult, lightly, quietly, smoothly.
- Verb, past tense
  pulled, Had, Happened.
- Verb, past participle
  tested.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  helps, arrives, makes.
Exclusion
- Adverb
  harder.
Other Related
- Adjective
  accessible, challenging, cheap, complicated, cumbersome, easily, facile, lightweight, manageable, obvious, ready, simplistic, slight, susceptible, unproblematic, vulnerable, Light-hearted, easy-to-use, easy-to-understand, easy-to-manage.
- Proper noun, singular
  easily, readily.
- Adverb
  easily, readily.

Homophones for Easy:

eyewash, esq, each, eccyesis, ego, eggs, excess, ec, Equus Quagga, esaki, e.g., eggshake, eq, ekg, EAS, egg, eyas, eyeish, ese, exiguous, each week, esau, excuse, exegesis, eec, ECK, eggwhisk, ecc, essex, ecesis, ecosoc, echo, equus, EXEC, eyes, ezo, eeg, esox, ezekias, essay, eos, eschew, egis, excise, echoic, es, eisegesis, ex, ecg, eyck, ease.

Word of the Day

narrowed down

Synonyms:: abate,
calm down,
check,
contract,
crumble,
curb,
curtail,
cut down,
decay,
decline.

Resources

EASY synonyms at Thesaurus.com
EASY synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
Powerthesaurus.org
— EASY synonyms
Collins Dictionary — synonyms of EASY
YourDictionary
— another words for EASY

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ability
способность,
inability
неспособность;
disability
нетрудоспособность able
способный, умелый
unable
неспособный
disabled
искалеченный; инвалид enable
дать возможность
disable
делать неспособным, калечить ably
умело, искусно absurdity
абсурдность absurd
абсурдный acceptability
приемлемость acceptable
приемлемый
unacceptable
неприемлемый accept
принимать, соглашаться access
доступ
accessibility
доступность accessible
доступный accessibly
доступно accident
случай, случайность accidental
случайный accidentally
нечаянно, случайно action
действие
actor
актер
actress
актриса
activity
активность
activities
деятельность
acting
представление active
активный
acting
действующий, работающей act
действовать actively
активно achievement
достижение achieve
достигать addiction
привычка, приверженность, увлеченность
addict
увлеченный человек, имеющий стойкую привычку addictive
способный вызывать привычку addict
увлекаться, предаваться admiration
восхищение admirable
восхитительный admire
восхищаться admirably
восхитительно advice
совет advisable
рекомендуемый advise
советовать affectation
притворство, искусственность
affection
привязанность, любовь affected
притворный
affectionate
любящий
affective
эмоциональный affect
воздействовать, влиять; притворяться agreement
соглашение, согласие
disagreement
разногласие, несогласие agreeable
соответствующий, приятный agree
соглашаться
disagree
не соглашаться agreeably
соответственно aggression
агрессия
aggressor
агрессору зачинщик aggressive
агрессивный aggress
нападать aggressively
агрессивно aim
цель aimless
бесцельный aim
целиться, намереваться aimlessly
бесцельно affordable
то, что может быть позволено
unaffordable
то, что невозможно себе позволить afford
позволять себе amusement
развлечение amused
приятно изумленный
amusing
забавный amuse
развлекать, забавлять amusedly
изумленно appearance
внешность; появление
disappearance
исчезновение appear
появляться
disappear
исчезать appointment
назначение; деловая встреча
disappointment
разочарование, досада appointed
назначенный
disappointed
огорченный
disappointing
разочаровывающий appoint
назначать
disappoint
разочаровывать approval
одобрение approved
одобренный
approving
одобрительный approve
одобрять approvingly
одобрительно arrangement
соглашение; расположение arranged
приведенный в порядок arrange
приводить в порядок, организовывать argument
аргумент, довод
argumentation
аргументация arguable
доказуемый (в споре)
argumentative
спорный, конфликтный argue
утверждать, спорить, ссориться argumentatively
доказательно appropriation
присвоение; ассигнование appropriate
подходящий, соответствующий
inappropriate
несоответствущий, неуместный appropriate
присваивать, предназначать appropriately
соответственно, подходяще arrival
прибытие arrive
прибывать, приезжать attraction
притяжение, привлекательность attracted
привлеченный
attractive
привлекательный attract
привлекать attractively
привлекательно avoidance
избежание, отмена avoidable
то, чего можно избежать
unavoidable
неизбежный avoid
избегать unavoidably
неизбежно beauty
красота; красавица beautiful
красивый beautify
украшать beautifully
красиво bearing
роды bearable
сносный, допустимый
unbearable
невыносимый bear
носить; терпеть unbearably
невыносимо belief
вера believable
вероятный, правдоподобный
unbelievable
невероятный believe
верить benefit
выгода beneficial
выгодный benefit
получать выгоду bore
зануда
boredom
скука bored
испытывающий скуку
boring
скучный, надоедливый bore
надоедать boringly
скучно breath
дыхание, дуновение
breathing
дыхание
breather
короткая передышка breathing
дышащий
breathless
бездыханный breathe
дышать breathlessly
затаив дыхание business
дело
businessman
деловой мужчина
businesswoman
деловая женщина busy
занятой
businesslike
деловой, практичный busy
занимать делом busily
деловито, по-деловому саrе
забота, уход careful
заботливый
careless
небрежный саrе
заботиться, любить carefully
заботливо
carelessly
небрежно celebration
празднование
celebrity
знаменитость celebrated
знаменитый, прославленный celebrate
праздновать, прославлять certainty
определенность
uncertainty
неопределенность, неуверенность certain
определенный
uncertain
неопределенный certainly
определенно, уверенно change
изменение; мелочь, сдача changeable
изменчивый
changed
изменившийся
changeless
неизменный
unchanged
не изменившийся change
менять; обменивать(ся) changelessly
неизменно character
характер characteristic
характерный, типичный characterise
характеризовать choice
выбор choosy
разборчивый choose
выбирать child
ребенок
children
дети childish
детский; ребяческий clearance
очистка; устранение препятствий clear
четкий, ясный clear
очищать, расчищать clearly
четко, ясно cloud
облако cloudy
облачный
cloudless
безоблачный collection
собрание; коллекция
collector
сборщик collective
коллективный, совокупный collect
собирать; коллекционировать colony
колония colonial
колониальный colonise / colonize
колонизировать colour
цвет colourful
цветной
colourless
бесцветный
multi-coloured
разноцветный colour
раскрашивать comfort
комфорт; утешение
discomfort
беспокойство; неудобство comfortable
удобный, комфортабельный
uncomfortable
неудобный comfort
утешать, успокаивать comfortably
удобно
uncomfortably
неудобно community
община, общество communal
общественный, коллективный communication
сообщение
communicator
коммуникатор, переговорщик communicative
использующийся в общении; коммуникативный communicate
сообщать; общаться comparison
сравнение compared
сравниваемый
comparative
сравнительный compare
сравнивать comparatively
сравнительно, относительно competition
соревнование; конкуренция
competitor
конкурент, соперник competitive
соревновательный compete
соревноваться, конкурировать competitively
в форме соревнования, конкуренции completion
завершение, окончание completed
законченный
complete
полный, завершенный
incomplete
неполный, назавершенный complete
заканчивать, завершать completely
полностью congratulation
поздравление congratulate
поздравлять connection
соединение, объединение connected
связанный, соединенный connect
соединять
disconnect
разъединять consideration
внимание; рассмотрение, обсуждение considerable
значительный
considerate
внимательный, деликатный, тактичный
inconsiderate
неосмотрительный; невнимательный к другим consider
считать, полагать; рассматривать considerably
значительно conscience
совесть conscientious
совестливый, добросовестный
conscientiousless
бессовестный conscientiously
добросовестно consciousness
сознание conscious
осознающий
unconscious
без сознания consciously
сознательно, осознанно consultation
консультация
consultant
консультант consulting
консультирующий consult
консультировать container
вместилище, контейнер containing
содержащий contain
содержать, вмещать continuity
непрерывность continuous
продолжающийся, длящийся continue
продолжать continuously
непрерывно control
управление, руководство controllable
поддающийся управлению
uncontrollable
неподдающийся управлению
controlled
управляемый
uncontrolled
неуправляемый control
управлять, регулировать uncontrollably
бесконтрольно conviction
убеждение convincing
убедительный
convinced
убежденный convince
убеждать convincingly
убедительно cook
повар
cooker
плита, духовка over-cooked
переваренный
under-cooked
недоваренный cook
готовить еду correction
исправление
corrector
корректор correct
правильный
incorrect
неправильный correct
исправлять correctly
правильно counter
прилавок
discount
скидка
accountant
бухгалтер countable
исчисляемый
uncountable
неисчисляемый count
считать uncountably
немеряно, без счета courage
храбрость courageous
храбрый
encouraged
воодушевленный
encouraging
подбадривающий
discouraged
обескураженный encourage
приободрять, поддерживать
discourage
отговаривать, обескураживать courageously
смело, храбро creation
создание
creativity
творчество
creator
творец, создатель
creature
творение; живое существо creative
творческий create
создавать, творить creatively
творчески credit
вера, доверие credible
вероятный, заслуживающий доверия
incredible
невероятный credibly
вероятно
incredibly
невероятно critic
критик
criticism
критика critical
критический; переломный; рискованный criticise
критиковать critically
критично, критически cultivation
культивация, обработка cultivated
культивированный, обработанный cultivate
обрабатывать culture
культура cultured
культурный, воспитанный
cultural
культурный (как часть культуры) culturally
культурно cure
лекарство; лечение curable
излечимый
incurable
неизлечимый cure
вылечивать, исцелять incurably
неизлечимо danger
опасность dangerous
опасный endanger
угрожать dangerously
опасно day
день daily
ежедневный daily
ежедневно deception
обман, заблуждение deceptive
обманчивый
deceitful
обманчивый, лживый deceive
обманывать deceitfully
обманчиво, предательски decision
решение decided
определенный, явный
undecided
нерешительный, неясный
decisive
решительный, убежденный, убедительный decide
решать, принимать решение decisively
решительно, определенно definition
определение definite
четкий, определенный
indefinite
неопределенный define
определять, давать определение definitely
определенно, ясно
indefinitely
нечетко, неопределенно delight
восторг, наслаждение delightful
восхитительный
delighted
польщенный delight
восхищаться delightfully
с восторгом delivery
доставка, поставка delivered
доставленный deliver
доставлять dependence
зависимость
independence
независимость dependent
зависимый
independent
независимый depend
зависеть independently
независимо depression
депрессия, подавленность depressive
депрессивный, вызывающий депрессию
depressed
подавленный depress
подавлять description
описание descriptive
описательный, наглядный describe
описывать design
проект, дизайн
designer
дизайнер, проектировщик design
проектировать desire
желание, стремление desirable
желательный, желаемый
undesirable
нежелательный desire
желать, стремиться desirably
желательно destruction
разрушение destroyed
разрушенный destroy
разрушать, уничтожать determination
решительность; определение determined
решительный determine
решать, определять development
развитие
developer
разработчик developed
развитой
developing
развивающийся
undeveloped
неразвитый develop
развивать(ся) dying
умирающий die
умирать difference
разница, различие
indifference
безразличие different
другой, отличающийся
indifferent
безразличный differ
отличаться differently
по-другому
indifferently
с безразличием disturbance
тревога, беспокойство; нарушение тишины, порядка disturbed
обеспокоенный
disturbing
беспокоящий disturb
беспокоить, мешать doubt
сомнение doubtful
сомнительный
doubtless
несомненный
undoubted
бесспорный doubt
сомневаться doubfully
с сомнением
doubtlessly
не сомневаясь
undoubtedly
без сомнения ease
легкость, свобода
disease
болезнь easy
легкий
uneasy
неловкий, тревожный ease
облегчать, ослаблять easily
легко
uneasily
неловко economy
хозяйство economic
экономический
economical
экономный economise
экономить economically
экономически; экономно educator
воспитатель, педагог
education
образование educated
образованный
uneducated
необразованный
educative
образовательный educate
воспитывать, давать образование effect
следствие, результат
effectiveness
эффективность effective
эффективный, действующий effect
производить, выполнять effectively
эффективно, действенно electricity
электричество
electrician
электрик electric
электрический electrify
электрифицировать empire
империя
empiror
император empire
имперский
empiric / empirical
исходящий из опыта, эмпирический employment
служба, работа
unemployment
безработица
employer
наниматель, работодатель
employee
работающий по найму employed
нанятый, занятый
unemployed
безработный employ
нанимать end
конец, окончание endless
бесконечный
unending
нескончаемый end
конец, окончание endlessly
бесконечно environment
окружающая среда environmental
природный entertainment
развлечение entertaining
развлекательный entertain
развлекать enthusiasm
энтузиазм, восторг
enthusiast
энтузиаст, восторженный человек enthusiastic
восторженный enthusiastically
с восторгом equipment
оборудование equipped
снаряженный, оборудованный equip
снаряжать essence
сущность essential
главный, основной essentially
главным образом examination / exam
экзамен; медосмотр examined
проэкзаменованный; осмотренный врачом examine
экзаменовать; осматривать excitement
возбуждение, волнение exciting
возбуждающий
excitable
возбудимый
excited
возбужденный, взволнованный excite
возбуждать, волновать excitedly
взволнованно, возбужденно expectation
ожидание, предчувствие expected
ожидаемый
unexpected
неожиданный expect
ожидать, предчувствовать expence(s)
расход(ы), затраты expensive
дорогой
inexpensive
недорогой expend
тратить, расходовать expensively
дорого experience
опыт, опытность
inexperience
неопытность
experiment
эксперимент experienced
опытный
inexperienced
неопытный
experimental
эспериментальный experience
испытывать explosion
взрыв
explosive
взрывчатое вещество explosive
взрывчатый explode
взрываться expression
выражение expressive
выразительный express
выражать expressively
выразительно extent
пространство, степень extended
длительный,обширный
extensive
обширный extend
простираться, тянуться extensively
обширно, протяженно extreme
крайняя степень, крайность extreme
крайний, чрезвычайный extremely
крайне fascination
очарование, обаяние fascinating
чарующий
fascinated
очарованный fascinate
очаровывать fairness
справедливость; порядочность fair
порядочный, справедливый
unfair
несправедливый fairly
справедливо, честно; довольно-таки finance
финансы financial
финансовый finance
финансировать financially
финансово firmness
твердость firm
твердый affirm
утверждать firmly
твердо fitness
физическая форма, физическое состояние fit
находящийся в хорошей форме; подходящий
unfit
неподходящий fit
подгонять, подстраивать following
следующий follow
следовать fool
глупыш, дурак foolish
глупый fool
обманывать foolishly
глупо forgettable
забываемый
unforgettable
незабываемый
forgetful
забывчивый
forgotten
забытый forget
забывать forgiveness
прощение forgiving
прощающий
forgivable
простительный
unforgivable
непростительный forgive
прощать forgivingly
с прощением fortune
судьба, счастье; богатство, состояние fortunate
счастливый
unfortunate
несчастный fortunately
к счастью
unfortunately
к сожалению freedom
свобода free
свободный; бесплатный freely
свободно frequency
частота frequent
частый frequent
часто посещать frequently
часто friend
друг
friendship
дружба
friendliness
дружелюбие friendly
дружеский, дружелюбный
unfriendly
недружеский in a friendly way / manner
дружелюбно fright
страх, испуг frightful
страшный
frightened
испуганный
frightening
пугающий frighten
пугать, устрашать frightfully
страшно; испуганно generosity
щедрость generous
щедрый generously
щедро gentleman
джентльмен gentle
мягкий, нежный gently
мягко, нежно ghost
привидение, призрак ghostly
похожий на привидение grass
трава grassy
травяной habit
привычка, обычай
habitant
обитатель
habitat
естественная среда
habitation
жилище, обиталище habitual
привычный habituate
приучать habitually
обычно hand
рука; рабочий
handful
горсть handy
удобный (для использования)
handmade
изготовленный вручную hand
вручать happiness
счастье
unhappiness
несчастье happy
счастливый
unhappy
несчастный happily
счастливо
unhappily
несчастливо harm
вред harmful
вредный
harmless
безвредный harm
повредить, навредить harmfully
вредно health
здоровье healthy
здоровый
unhealthy
нездоровый home
дом, жилище homeless
бездомный honour
честь honourable
почетный honour
почитать, чтить honourably
почетно hope
надежда
hopefulness
оптимизм, надежда hopeful
надеющийся
hopeless
безнадежный hope
надеяться hopefully
с надеждой humanity
человечество human
человеческий
humane
гуманный
inhuman
бесчеловечный
humanitarian
гуманитарный humour
юмор humorous
юмористический humorously
с юмором hurry
спешка hurrying
торопливый, спешащий
hurried
торопливый hurry
торопиться hurriedly
торопливо ice
лед icy
ледяной importance
важность important
важный
unimportant
незначительный importantly
важно impression
впечатление impressed
впечатленный
impressive
впечатляющий
unimpressed
безучастный impress
производить впечатление impressively
впечатляюще improvement
улучшение improved
улучшенный improve
улучшать impulse
толчок, побуждение impulsive
импульсивный impulsively
импульсивно incident
несчастный случай; конфликт, инцидент incidental
случайный incidentally
случайно increase
рост, увеличение increasing
растущий increase
увеличивать(ся) increasingly
с ростом industry
промышленность industrial
промышленный
industrious
трудолюбивый. усердный industrialise
индустриализовать industrially
в промышленном отношении information
сообщение, информация
informant
осведомитель
formality
формальность informed
осведомленный
well-informed
знающий, хорошо информированный
misinformed
неверно информированный
formal
формальный, официальный
informal
неофициальный inform
информировать
misinform
неверно сообщать; дезинформировать informationally
информационно intensity
интенсивность intensive
интенсивный intensify
интенсифицировать intensively
интенсивно interest
интерес interested
заинтересованный
interesting
интересный interest
интересовать inventor
изобретатель
invention
изобретение inventive
изобретательный invent
изобретать inventively
изобретательно invitation
приглашение invited
приглашенный invite
приглашать inspiration
вдохновение inspired
вдохновленный
inspiring
вдохновляющий inspire
вдохновлять knowledge
знание
acknowledgement
признание; расписка acknowledged
признанный acknowledge
признавать, подтверждать legality
законность, легальность legal
юридический, законный
illegal
незаконный, подпольный legalize
легализовать legally
законно
illegally
незаконно likeness
сходство, подобие likeable
приятный
unlike
непохожий
like
аналогичный like
относиться хорошо
dislike
относиться отрицательно likely
вероятно
unlikely
невероятно
unlike
в отличие life
жизнь
living
жизнь lively
оживленный, веселый
live
актуальный, реальный live
жить in a lively way
оживленно literature
литература literal
буквальный
literary
литературный
literate
грамотный
illiterate
неграмотный literally
буквально location
место, поселение local
местный locate
размещать locally
в определенном месте loneliness
одиночество lonely
одинокий; один luck
удача lucky
удачливый
unlucky
неудачливый, неудачный luckily
к счастью luxury
роскошь luxurious
шикарный majority
большинство major
главный, основной manager
управляющий, руководитель managerial
управленческий manage
управлять; справляться marriage
женитьба married
женатый / замужняя
unmarried
неженатый / незамужняя marry
жениться meeting
встреча; собрание meet
встречать, знакомиться memory
память
memorial
мемориал memorial
памятный memorise
заучивать наизусть misery
нищета miserable
нищенский, ничтожный month
месяц monthly
ежемесячный monthly
ежемесячно motion
движение motionless
неподвижный motion
показывать жестом mystery
тайна, загадка mysterious
таинственный, загадочный mysteriously
таинственно, загадочно necessity
необходимость necessary
необходимый
unnecessary
ненужный necessarily
необходимо nerve
нерв nervous
нервный ennerve
нервировать nervously
нервно number
число; количество numerous
многочисленный
numerate
умеющий считать
innumerate
неумеющий считать number
обозначать цифрами object
объект, предмет
objective
цель; возражение objective
объективный object
возражать objectively
объективно obstinate
упрямый obstinately
упрямо occurrence
случай, происшествие occur
происходить operation
операция; оперирование, приведение в действие operate
управлять, действовать opportunity
возможность
opportunist
оппортунист opportune
своевременный, подходящий opposition
оппозиция, противостояние
opponent
оппонент, противник opposite
напротив
opposed
противоположный oppose
противопосталять owner
владелец, хозяин own
собственный own
владеть pain
боль painful
болезненный
painless
безболезненный painfully
болезненно
painlessly
безболезненно patience
терпение
impatience
нетерпение
patient
пациент patient
терпеливый
impatient
нетерпеливый patiently
терпеливо
impatiently
нетерпеливо participant
участник
participation
участие participating
участвующий participate
принимать участие particulars
подробности particular
особенный particularly
особенно perfection
совершенство perfect
совершенный, идеальный
imperfect
несовершенный perfect
совершенствовать, улучшать perfectly
отлично, безупречно period
период, срок periodical
периодический periodically
периодически performance
представление; исполнение
performer
исполнитель perform
исполнять, выполнять, совершать peace
мир, спокойствие peaceful
мирный peacefully
мирно permission
разрешение
permissiveness
вседозволенность
permit
пропуск permissive
позволяющий permit
позволять permissively
с позволением pleasure
удовольствие pleasant
приятный
pleased
довольный
displeased
недовольный please
доставлять удовольствие pleasantly
приятно point
точка; пункт pointed
остроконечный, нацеленный
pointful
уместный, удачный
pointless
бесцельный point
указывать, направлять pointedly
остро, по существу politeness
вежливость polite
вежливый
impolite
невежливый politely
вежливо popularity
популярность popular
популярный
unpopular
непопулярный popularise
популяризировать possession
владение, собственность
possessor
обладатель, владелец possessive
собственнический possess
владеть, обладать possibility
вероятность, возможность possible
возможный
impossible
невозможный possibly
возможно power
сила, мощь powerful
мощный
powerless
бессильный empower
уполномочивать preference
предпочтение preferable
предпочтительный
preferential
пользующийся препочтением prefer
предпочитать preferably
предпочтительно preparation
подготовка prepared
подготовленный
unprepared
неподготовленный prepare
подготовить preparedly
с готовностью prestige
престиж prestigious
престижный prestigiously
престижно profession
профессия professional
профессиональный professionally
профессионально profit
выгода profitable
выгодный
unprofitable
не приносящий выгоды profit
получать выгоду profitably
выгодно progress
прогресс, продвижение progressive
прогрессивный progress
продвигаться вперед progressively
постепенно, продвигаясь вперед proposal
предложение proposed
предложенный propose
делать предложение prosperity
процветание prosperous
процветающий prosper
процветать prosperously
процветающе public
общественность public
общественный publicise
разглашать publicly
открыто, публично quickness
быстрота quick
быстрый quicken
убыстрять quickly
быстро reality
реальность
realization
реализация, осуществление real
реальный, настоящий
unreal
нереальный realize
реализовать, осуществлять really
действительно, в самом деле recognition
признание, узнавание recognised
признанный recognise
узнавать; признавать reduction
снижение, понижение reduced
уменьшенный; сниженный reduce
снижать; сбавлять relaxation
отдых, расслабление relaxed
расслабленный
relaxing
отдыхающий; расслабляющий relax
отдыхать, расслабляться relaxedly
расслабленно reliability
надежность reliable
надежный
unreliable
ненадежный rely
доверять, полагаться reliably
надежно religion
религия religious
религиозный reluctance
нежелание, неохота reluctant
неохотный reluctantly
неохотно regularity
регулярность
irregularity
нерегулярность regular
регулярный, правильный
irregular
неправильный; нестандартный regulate
регулировать regularly
регулярно remark
замечание remarkable
замечательный remark
замечать, отмечать remarkably
замечательно representation
представление
representative
представитель representative
представительный represent
представлять reproach
упрек irreproachable
безупречный reproach
упрекать reproachingly
с упреком reputation
репутация reputated
имеющий хорошую репутацию, почтенный
disreputable
имеющий плохую репутацию repute
давать репутацию
disrepute
компрометироватъ resistance
сопротивление resistible
ударопрочный;
irresistible
неотразимый
resistant
прочный resist
сопротивляться irresistibly
неотразимо respect
уважение respectful
уважительный respect
уважать respectfully
с уважением rest
отдых restless
беспокойный rest
отдыхать restlessly
беспокойно reward
награда rewarding
стоящий награды
unrewarded
невознагражденный reward
награждать riches
богатства
richness
богатство rich
богатый enrich
обогащать richly
богато risk
риск risky
рискованный risk
рисковать sadness
грусть sad
грустный sadden
огорчать sadly
грустно safe
сейф
safety
безопасность safe
безопасный
unsafe
опасный save
спасать; экономить safely
безопасно satisfaction
удовлетворение
dissatisfaction
неудовлетворенность; недовольство satisfied
довольный
dissatisfied
недовольный
satisfactory
удовлетворительный
unsatisfactory
неудовлетворительный satisfy
удовлетворять
dissatisfy
разочаровывать; огорчать research
исследование search
искать, осуществлять поиск security
безопасность secure
безопасный
insecure
находящийся в опасности secure
охранять, гарантировать securely
безопасно seriousness
серьезность serious
серьезный seriously
серьезно science
наука
scientist
ученый scientific
научный scientifically
научно sense
чувство
insensibility
отсутствие чувствительности sensitive
чувствительный
insensitive
несочувствующий
sensible
разумный
insensible
нечувствительный, неосознающий sense
ощущать sensitively
чувствительно
sensibly
разумно service
услуга, обслуживание
servant
слуга served
обслуженный; поданный на стол serve
служить, обслуживать, подавать на стол significant
значительный
insignificant
незначительный signify
иметь значение significantly
значительно similarity
сходство, похожесть similar
похожий, подобный similarly
похоже, подобно sincerity
искренность sincere
искренний
insincere
неискренний sincerely
искренне shorts
шорты short
короткий shorten
укорачивать shortly
кратко sleep
сон
sleeper
спящий; спальный вагон sleeping
спящий
sleepless
бессонный sleep
спать sleeplessly
без сна solution
решение; раствор solved
решенный; растворенный solve
решать; находить выход; растворять speciality
специальность; фирменное блюдо
specialty
особенность special
особенный; специальный
specific
специфический specify
точно определять
specialize
специализировать(ся) specially
специально
specifically
специфично strength
сила strong
сильный strengthen
укреплять strongly
сильно stress
стресс stressful
стрессовый stress
ударять, ставить ударение stressfully
в состоянии стресса success
успех successful
успешный
unsuccessful
безуспешный succeed
преуспевать successfully
успешно sufñcience
достаточность
insufñcience
недостаточность sufficient
достаточный
insufficient
недостаточный suffice
быть достаточным sufficiently
достаточно suitable
подходящий
unsuitable
неподходящий suit
подходить, устраивать suggestion
предложение suggest
предлагать suspect
подозреваемый suspicious
подозрительный suspect
подозревать suspiciously
подозрительно swimmer
пловец
swimming
плавание swimming
плавающий, плавательный swim
плавать sympathy
сочувствие, понимание sympathetic
сочувствующий sympathize
сочувствовать sympathetically
с пониманием; сочувственно sureness
уверенность sure
уверенный
unsure
неуверенный
assured
обеспеченный; уверенный
self-assured
уверенный в себе ensure
обеспечивать; гарантировать
assure
уверять, обеспечивать surely
конечно; уверенно
assuredly
с уверенностью surrounding
окружение surrounded
окруженный surround
окружать talk
беседа, разговор talkative
разговорчивый talk
беседовать taste
вкус
distaste
отсуствие вкуса tasteful
сделанный со вкусом; обладающий вкусом
tasteless
безвкусный taste
пробовать tastefully
со вкусом
tastelessly
без вкуса terror
террор
terrorist
террорист terrible
ужасный
terrific
потрясающий
terrifying
ужасающий
terrified
напуганный terrify
ужасать terribly
ужасно
terrifically
потрясающе thirst
жажда thirsty
испытывать жажду tights
колготки tight
плотный, тесный tighten
сжимать, натягивать tightly
тесно, плотно thought
мысль thoughtful
задумчивый
thoughtless
бездумный think
думать, иметь мнение thoughtfully
задумчиво tragedy
трагедия tragic
трагичный
tragical
трагический tragically
трагично travelling
путешествие
traveller
путешественник travelling
путешествующий travel
путешествовать truth
правда
untruth
неправда true
правильный; настоящий
untrue
неверный, не соответствующий действительности
truthful
правдивый truly
по-настоящему, искренне
truthfully
правдиво value
ценность valued
ценимый
valuable
ценный value
ценить, оценивать variety
разнообразие
variability
изменчивость, непостоянство variable
изменяемый
invariable
неизменный vary
менять, разнообразить invariably
неизменно year
год yearly
ежегодный yearly
ежегодно understanding
понимание
misunderstanding
непонимание; недоразумение understandable
понятный understand
понимать use
польза
misuse
неправильное использование;
usage
использование useful
полезный
useless
бесполезный
used
использованный
unused
неиспользованный use
использовать, пользоваться usefully
полезно
uselessly
бесполезно week
неделя weekly
еженедельный weekly
еженедельно width
ширина wide
широкий widen
расширять widely
широко will
воля, желание; завещание willing
жаждущий, желающий
unwilling
не желающий will
проявлять волю, желать willingly
охотно, с удовольствием
unwillingly
неохотно wind
ветер windy
ветренный
windless
безветренный wisdom
мудрость wise
мудрый
unwise
неблагоразумный wisely
мудро
unwisely
неблагоразумно worth
стоимость, ценность worthy
достойный
worthless
не имеющий ценности

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