Pronunciation

/ˈiːzi/

Definitions

• Adjective: Easy can be defined as something that requires little effort, simple to do, understand, or deal with. It can also describe a person’s nature as not demanding, strict, or difficult to please.

Example sentences:

• As an Adjective describing a task or situation: “Learning Spanish was easy for her because she already spoke French.”
• Describing a person’s disposition: “He has an easy-going personality which makes him popular among friends.”

Phrases

• “Take it easy”: This phrase suggests relaxing or not worrying too much about something. For instance, “After a hard day’s work, he likes to take it easy at home.”
• “Easy does it”: Often said when cautioning someone to move slowly or carefully, like “When lifting heavy objects, remember to go easy does it.”
• “Easy come, easy go”: Refers to how quickly wealth or possessions can be gained and lost, e.g., “He won the lottery but spent it all within months; easy come, easy go.”

Example Sentences

• Describing a task: “This recipe is easy enough for beginners to follow.”
• Describing a person: “The new boss has an easy manner that puts employees at ease.”
• In a proverbial sense: “Money earned easily is often spent without much thought; that’s why they say ‘easy come, easy go’.”

Synonyms

• Simple
• Effortless
• Uncomplicated
• Straightforward
• Undemanding
• User-friendly (in reference to technology)
• Smooth
• Light
• Leisurely (when referring to pace or movement)