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easily

[ee-zuh-lee, eez-lee] / ˈi zə li, ˈiz li /
ADVERB
without difficulty
Synonyms
STRONGEST
calmly comfortably conveniently efficiently effortlessly freely handily quickly readily regularly simply smoothly surely well
WEAK
competently coolly dexterously evenly facilely fluently hand over fist hands down just like that lightly like nothing no sweat nothing to it piece of cake plainly steadily swimmingly uncomplicatedly with ease with no effort without a hitch without trouble
Antonyms
STRONGEST
difficultly insufficiently
WEAK
doubtedly dubitably questionably
ADVERB
without a doubt
Synonyms
STRONGEST
actually certainly clearly definitely probably really surely
WEAK
absolutely almost certainly assuredly beyond question by far decidedly doubtless doubtlessly far and away indeed indisputably indubitably no doubt plainly positively truly undeniably undoubtedly unequivocally unquestionably
Antonyms
STRONGEST
doubtfully dubiously indefinitely questionably
WEAK
difficultly doubtedly dubitably

Example Sentences

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“If 24-hour care is needed for an extended period of time, it can easily be the single greatest expense of a person’s lifetime.”

From MarketWatch • Apr. 15, 2026

When it is high, people tend to concentrate more easily, make quicker decisions, and follow through on tasks.

From Science Daily • Apr. 15, 2026

“Even a glimmer of negotiating progress can easily spark a dramatic price decline.”

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 15, 2026

Supporters of the measure include Lisa Baca of the Monteverde Ranch Equestrian Center in the northeast San Fernando Valley, who said horses are animals that can easily be spooked by facing moving e-bikes.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 14, 2026

Or maybe his mind was just trying once more to turn something surreal and unbelievable into something ordinary and familiar and easily dismissed.

From "Found" by Margaret Peterson Haddix