Easily means: Comfortably, without discomfort or anxiety. Related words include easy. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Easily in practice.

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Easily in a sentence

Easily | Easier | Easiest | Easiness

Easily meaning

  1. Comfortably, without discomfort or anxiety.
  2. Without difficulty.
  3. Absolutely, without question.

Synonyms of Easily

easy well

Example sentences (20)

A layperson without expert advice can easily miss one or more components of international tax filing requirements.

AirDrop remains a useful feature for Apple users looking to quickly and easily share files between their devices.

Aizen is easily one of the best in Soul Society, and he only edges out Urahara by an exceptionally narrow margin.

Among Us supports cross-platform play, so you can easily connect with your friends who are playing on mobile devices.

A freeze can complicate how easily you can access emergency loans and lines of credit, so it’s not ideal for everyone.

Again, I wouldn't have given Hitchcock the award this year, but you could easily swap him in for Clarence Brown.

And so I actually had a lot of learning to do when I first started, and it came very easily and naturally to me.

Additionally, green hydrogen can integrate easily with fossil fuels and with the entire fossil fuel ecosystem.

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All of this together prevents Ukraine from easily explaining to the world its confrontation with imperialism.

Adds a music playback control to Game Assistant, so you can listen to and control music easily while gaming.

A former Cabinet minister told MailOnline he would 'easily win a election if he made it to the membership'.

Although it has high resistance to heat as it can swim in a steam of molten lava, players can easily defeat it ice attacks.

A game set here could easily take advantage of some of crime mechanics and perhaps take them even further.

Among its loveliest beaches are Kastani, Stafilos, and Panormos all easily reachable from Skopelos Town.

After discharging the amniotic fluid from the artificial womb, you will be able to easily remove your baby from the growth pod.

A few top musicians and close pals of Pharrell were spotted at the mega-event but it was Rihanna who easily stole the limelight.

And because they come from the same ecosystem, Apple’s resourceful support network can easily help with any problems that arise.

Am I just easily pleased or is 2023 starting to look like the best year of releases, maybe… ever?

And I’m doing so guilt-free because older editions of Booker’s can be found pretty easily online and at better-stocked liquor stores.

Because it was essentially free in early editions, easily obtainable, and easily modified, it achieved wide acceptance.

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Common combinations with easily

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • can easily 37×
  • could easily 29×
  • be easily 20×
  • more easily 16×
  • easily be 11×
  • is easily 10×
  • and easily
  • so easily
  • to easily
  • easily accessible

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "easily" in a sentence?
An example: "A layperson without expert advice can easily miss one or more components of international tax filing requirements." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "easily" from real English texts.
What does "easily" mean?
Easily means: Comfortably, without discomfort or anxiety.
What are synonyms of "easily"?
Common synonyms of "easily" include: easy, well.
How many example sentences with "easily" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "easily", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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