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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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Violet, the eldest sister, takes the easy way out and resigns herself to a relationship with her childhood sweetheart Jerome.
To balance weak revenues, Hahn takes the easy way out that has become so common in government today: He juggles funds around, he freezes jobs that were going unfilled anyway, he raids every pot of gold he can and hopes for a quicker recovery than most economists predict.
But he takes the easy way out, making a straw woman out of "child care advocates" and setting up a false dichotomy: "We can fund day care centers, or we can fund child care in ways that make it easier for parents to take care of their own children," he writes.
 
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