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easily done

ADJECTIVE
easy
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accessible clear effortless obvious painless simple smooth straightforward uncomplicated
WEAK
apparent basic child's play cinch elementary evident facile inconsiderable light little manageable manifest mere no bother no problem no sweat no trouble not burdensome nothing to it paltry picnic piece of cake plain plain sailing pushover royal simple as ABC slight snap undemanding uninvolved untroublesome wieldy yielding
Antonyms
STRONGEST
complicated difficult hard obscure
WEAK
arduous complex demanding exhausting impossible intricate involved laborious onerous trying unleisurely
ADJECTIVE
easy as pie
Synonyms
WEAK
duck soup easily managed easy as can be like falling off a log like shooting fish in a barrel like stealing candy from a baby no sweat simple simple as ABC
ADJECTIVE
uncomplicated
Synonyms
STRONGEST
effortless obvious painless simple straightforward
WEAK
apparent basic child's play cinch clear elementary evident manageable no bother no problem no sweat no trouble not burdensome not difficult nothing to it piece of cake simple as ABC snap uninvolved
Antonyms
STRONGEST
complicated difficult hard unclear

Example Sentences

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Gently easing off brake pressure in a corner and letting the car’s rear swing wide—trail-braking—is easily done.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 6, 2026

“A large part of that work involves skills, which are routine, predictable and can be easily done by machines,” said Anu Madgavkar, a partner with the McKinsey Global Institute.

From Los Angeles Times • Jul. 5, 2025

It's not yet possible to rip off a whole game using AI, he says, but copying assets such as artwork is easily done.

From BBC • Jul. 15, 2024

“You could have easily done exactly what you did in January, but for whatever reason, you waited until two months before trial,” said Merchan.

From Slate • Mar. 25, 2024

The long walk would be more easily done with her feet free and bare.

From "Lyddie" by Katherine Paterson