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easy (Effortless), adjective effortless, facile, not burrensome, not complicated, not difficult, push over, quick and easy, simple, soft, straightforward, uncomplicated
Associated concepts: easy access to the courts, simple contract
easy (Lenient), adjective accommodating, benevolent, easy, forbearing, indulgent, lax, loose, permissive, pushover, relaxed, soft, undemanding, understanding, unexacting
easy (Obvious), adjective apparent, axiomatic, clear, distinct, evident, indisputable, manifest, obvious, plain, readily comprehensible, readily learnable, simple, totally comprehensible, totally learnable, undemanding
Associated concepts: easy construction of a legal document
See also: convenient, effortless, elementary, facile, lenient, malleable, obvious, passable, promiscuous, yielding
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