easiness

There was an easiness of manner about them that charmed him.

(On Hamlet's R.) Custom hath made it in him a property of easiness.

He was slim and vigorous, with a kind of easiness even in his most hasty movements.

Easiness applies to the thing done, rather than to the doer.

But all this prodigality and easiness of life detracts a little from ambition.

She had accepted him as part of the place, and she had not noticed the easiness of relations with him.

She envied the older woman's air of authority, her easiness of manner.

"Oh, that's only politics," I said, with an attempt at easiness.

Easiness of Thought, and Absence of Pain, was all they aim'd at.

Creation—that is the great redemption from suffering and easiness of living.