easiness

• Nom désignant l'état de ce qui est facile, l'absence de difficulté ou d'effort, ainsi qu'une attitude dégagée, calme ou insouciante.

A noun referring to a state of being free from difficulty, effort, or worry, often associated with tranquility or a relaxed manner.

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1. tranquil feelingB2formal

   A state of refreshing calmness and freedom from worry or tension.

   tranquillité d'esprit

   • After the meditation session, she felt a deep sense of easiness.
   • The quiet beach gave him an easiness he hadn't felt in months.
   • There was an easiness in the room as everyone relaxed.

   Synonymescalmnesscomposureeasepeacerelaxationreposeserenitytranquility

   Antonymesanxietytensionuneasinessworry

2. lack of difficultyA2formal

   The quality of being free from difficulty, hardship, or effort.

   facilité

   • The easiness of the task surprised the whole team.
   • He appreciated the easiness of the new software interface.
   • Learning to ride a bike with training wheels had an easiness to it.

   Synonymeseaseeffortlessnessfacilitysimplicity

   Antonymesarduousnesschallengecomplexitydifficultyhardshiplaborrigorstruggletoiltrouble

3. natural mannerB1informal

   The quality of being relaxed, informal, and easy in behavior or style.

   aisance naturelle

   • Her easiness in conversation made everyone feel comfortable.
   • The actor's easiness on stage charmed the audience.
   • He liked the easiness of their friendship, without any pretense.

   Synonymeseaseinformalitynaturalnessspontaneityunaffectedness

   Antonymesconstraintformalityreservestiffnesstension