antonym.com
synonym.com
Word of the Day:
pandemonium
Trending Searches 🔥
for-the-first-time
someone
good
best-friend
butterfly
wall-hanging
music-lover
know-it-all
beautiful
activity
open
sunflower
excited
squid
self-improvement
soul
domino-effect
herb
spider
masturbate
dickhead
calm
aunt
camera
comfort-zone
help
research-center
citrus
business-relationship
pizza
pervert
hypertension
teaching-aid
facial-expression
significant
fantasy-world
boudoir
bassoon
apple
rock-star
platform
mirasol
dish
1. easy
adjective.
(ˈiːzi)
Posing
no
difficulty;
requiring
little
effort.
Antonyms
effortful
hard
complex
demanding
difficulty
difficult
fit
Synonyms
easygoing
simplicity
cushy
easiness
soft
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
Featured Games
2. easy
adverb.
(ˈiːzi)
With
ease
(`easy'
is
sometimes
used
informally
for
`easily').
Antonyms
stormy
undiplomatic
Synonyms
easily
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
3. easy
adjective.
(ˈiːzi)
Not
hurried
or
forced.
Antonyms
hurried
unvoiced
quantitative
rising
Synonyms
leisurely
unhurried
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. easy
adjective.
(ˈiːzi)
Having
little
impact.
Antonyms
heavy
bright
antagonistic
intense
Synonyms
soft
light
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. easy
adjective.
(ˈiːzi)
Affording
pleasure.
Antonyms
displeasing
incidental
Synonyms
pleasing
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. easy
adjective.
(ˈiːzi)
Free
from
worry
or
anxiety.
Antonyms
tense
uncomfortable
uneasy
Synonyms
comfortable
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. easy
adjective.
(ˈiːzi)
Less
in
demand
and
therefore
readily
obtainable.
Antonyms
unavailable
sophistication
Synonyms
available
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. easy
adverb.
(ˈiːzi)
Without
speed
(`slow'
is
sometimes
used
informally
for
`slowly').
Antonyms
quickly
activity
discomfort
stay in place
Synonyms
tardily
slow
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. easy
adjective.
(ˈiːzi)
In
fortunate
circumstances
financially;
moderately
rich.
Antonyms
poor
nonslippery
coarse
unironed
uneven
rough
uglify
Synonyms
rich
prosperous
comfortable
well-fixed
well-to-do
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. easy
adjective.
(ˈiːzi)
Casual
and
unrestrained
in
sexual
behavior.
Antonyms
chaste
complexity
unnaturalness
softness
noisy
loud
tough
Synonyms
sluttish
promiscuous
unchaste
light
wanton
Etymology
easy (English)
esy (Middle English (1100-1500))
Trending Searches 🔥
for-the-first-time
someone
good
best-friend
butterfly
wall-hanging
music-lover
know-it-all
beautiful
activity
open
sunflower
excited
squid
self-improvement
soul
domino-effect
herb
spider
masturbate
dickhead
calm
aunt
camera
comfort-zone
help
research-center
citrus
business-relationship
pizza
pervert
hypertension
teaching-aid
facial-expression
significant
fantasy-world
boudoir
bassoon
apple
rock-star
platform
mirasol
dish
×