Meaning of 'easy'

adverb

without effort, easily

Example: "I completed the test easy."

Synonyms: easily

adverb

in a relaxed manner

Synonyms: loosely

adverb

without speed

Example: "I walked easy around the block."

Synonyms: tardily

adjective

obtained with little effort or sacrifice, often obtained illegally

Example: "There was some easy money to be had in pickpocketing."

adjective

less in demand and therefore readily obtainable

Example: "Commodities are easy this quarter."

adjective

casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior

Example: "Their prudish cousins heard rumours that they were easy."

Synonyms: loose light promiscuous sluttish wanton

adjective

affording comfort

Example: "The soft light was easy on my eyes."

adjective

posing no difficulty

Example: "Everyone thought the test was easy."

adjective

free from worry or anxiety

Example: "Knowing that I had done my best, my mind was easy."

adjective

marked by moderate steepness

Example: "The hill was an easy climb."

Synonyms: gentle

adjective

having little impact

Example: "I gave my friend an easy pat on the shoulder."

Synonyms: soft gentle

adjective

not hurried or forced

Example: "I took an easy walk around the block."

Synonyms: leisurely

adjective

affording pleasure

Example: "I've been told I have easy good looks."

Synonyms: pleasant

adjective

in fortunate circumstances financially

Example: "I've got this round – I'm easy!"

Synonyms: prosperous

adjective

readily exploited or tricked

Example: "I spotted an easy victim."